Source: IoT Jianghu (iot521) Author: Wang Yiming IoT Think Tank Reprint Please indicate the source and origin when reprinting —— [Introduction] —— The Development History and Technical Characteristics of NB-IoT 1. Differentiated Demand in the Internet of Things For a long time, people have used network services through corresponding terminals (computers, mobile phones, tablets, etc.), … Read more
Advantages of Lora Wireless Technology in Mining Sensors In the previous issue, we discussed the advantages of copper rod antennas for mining sensors. Some fans had questions about the wireless technology of our sensors, so this issue will focus on Lora wireless technology. What is its principle, and what advantages does it have in mining … Read more
This issue’s topic: Low Power Design Ideas Based on RTOS. More and more embedded products are based on RTOS as the software platform, and some products have higher requirements for low power consumption. This article discusses how to handle the low power characteristics of microcontrollers in RTOS. Let’s discuss: This article only briefly discusses the … Read more
Cassie Ren, an architecture expert at Fuzhuo Microelectronics, graduated from the National University of Singapore and has extensive experience in low power chip design and information security, having previously worked at Realtek Semiconductor in Singapore. Background From the relevant policies being introduced, it is clear that the autonomous driving industry is a key area currently … Read more
Looking at today’s applications, whether in the Internet of Things, consumer mobile devices, or various devices that can connect to wall outlets, including servers, low power consumption has become a differentiating factor and a necessary condition for product success (as noted by techsugar). Written by: Brian Bailey Translated by: Editorial Team Advancements in mobile technology … Read more
Low-power mechanisms are crucial for processors. This article provides an overview of low-power technologies for processors. For processors, while we pay great attention to their clock frequency and performance, one undeniable fact is that processors spend the vast majority of their time in standby or sleep mode. For example, the smartphones we use daily are … Read more
Source: China Mobile OneNET (ID: CMCC-OneNET) Organized and published by the IoT Think Tank Please indicate the source and origin when reprinting —— [Introduction] —— This article proposes some low power design methodologies for IoT terminals based on the low power requirements of the IoT and certain business scenarios, and lists application scenarios and corresponding … Read more
Introduction Introduction In recent years, the popularity of battery-powered electronic products has made power consumption an increasingly important issue for analog circuit designers. This article will introduce how to use low-power operational amplifiers for system design, and will also cover low-power operational amplifiers with low supply voltage capabilities and their applications, as well as discuss … Read more
In our daily lives, computer technology has entered almost every niche market, whether at home, in the office, or even in your garden. We rely on these technological innovations more than we realize. While you might think that low-power design is only crucial for battery-powered devices, the sheer number of devices connected to the grid … Read more
Bluetooth has always been a standard feature of smart devices, whether it is smartphones, laptops, or tablets. With the development of mobile internet, a large number of smart wearable devices have emerged. The development of these applications not only requires mobile software support but also relies on wireless sensing technology, with Bluetooth remaining the preferred … Read more