The Beginner’s Guide to Designing with the dsPIC33 Microcontroller
How do you choose the best microcontroller for your new tech product? Keep reading to discover the advantages and disadvantages of different types of microcontrollers. ... read more
How do you choose the best microcontroller for your new tech product? Keep reading to discover the advantages and disadvantages of different types of microcontrollers. ... read more
The STM32F469 microcontroller, which is based on the higher performance ARM Cortex-M4 processor architecture, is extremely fast and offers a huge assortment of features and peripherals. ... read more
The STM32 line of 32-bit microcontrollers from ST Microelectronics is one of the most popular choices for use in commercial products.
The STM32 line is quite expansive with numerous combinations of performance, peripherals, power, memory, and packages available. In this … read more
This article provides an overview of the types of electronic sensors most commonly used in new electronic products. ... read more
Finding engineers to develop your product is not an easy task. In this article, you will learn 10 ways to find the best engineers to help develop your product. ... read more
In this article, I will teach you about product development by tearing down an Amazon Echo Dot, which is a great product to use as an example. The Echo Dot is an advanced tech product, yet it’s not so complex as to be completely overwhelming. ... read more
When it comes to bringing a new product to market, there are many wrong ways to do it. Unfortunately, the majority of entrepreneurs, startups, and inventors go about it the wrong way. ... read more
The circuits I’ll cover in this article are more complex than previously discussed. You will learn about the functionality and applications of bipolar-junction transistors (BJT) and field-effect transistors (FET). ... read more
The most underestimated part of bringing a hardware product to market is scaling costs. Use this article to accurately forecast every cost associated with bringing your product from prototype to mass manufacturing in Asia. ... read more
Development costs are the first big obstacle that you are likely to run into when running a hardware product startup. In this article I’m going to list every single development cost that you can expect to encounter. ... read more
What does a practical, hands-on product developer or maker dislike the most? In my experience, I would say spending time writing documentation instead of designing interesting stuff. ... read more
I’ve put together a list of my favorite online resources for those developing new electronic products. These 30 resources will really help you succeed. ... read more
A load cell is a sensor device that can be used to measure an applied physical force and then convert that force into an output quantity that is directly proportional to the force. ... read more
Learn why retail packaging is overlooked but extremely important. This article details everything you need to know when designing packaging for your own consumer electronics product. ... read more
If you read this blog regularly you already know I’m passionate about electronics, product development, and entrepreneurship. ... read more
Let’s have some fun and dream big, and I mean astronomically big! Is your goal to develop a new product, get it to market, and then sit back and watch the money roll in? ... read more
The SIM800 from SimCom and the Arduino UNO are two of the most popular development modules to get you started with IoT. This article discusses how to connect physical objects and the digital world in new and creative ways. ... read more
Discover how to choose the very best microcontroller or microprocessor for your specific electronics product. ... read more
One of the most popular questions I get is how long does it take to bring a new hardware product to market? The simple answer is, a long time. The more accurate answer depends on many variables, including the following: ... read more
If you’re looking to build a proof-of-concept (POC) prototype for a new product idea, your first step is to choose a development kit. It’s actually more complicated than you may imagine, but I’ll explain why. ... read more
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