| The Fnirsi FNB58 is a versatile USB tester for voltage, current, and energy measurements, with many advanced features. Let’s try it out!
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| The Fnirsi FNB58 is a versatile USB tester for voltage, current, and energy measurements, with many advanced features. Let’s try it out!
| The beauty of an SD card is that it gives you simple access to data. You can copy or alter a card's content on laptops, PCs, or even microco...
| Since its introduction over 25 years ago the USB port has become the de-facto standard for communications between a PC and its peripheral eq...
| In days of yore before all PCs came with USB ports we were busy toggling pins on the PC’s parallel port and communicating via RS-232. Nowada...
| A few years ago we placed a review about the Siglent SDS1102X and back then we were very enamoured by the quality and extensive capabilities...
| Pico Technology’s 2000 series USB oscilloscopes have a fine “bandwidth” both in terms of “megahertz” and cost: from the £99 10 MHz entry-lev...
| It’s not been that long since every electronics hobbyist wished they could afford a programmer for PROMs, EPROMs, GALS and microcontrollers....
| The Elektor department for tools, equipment, kits also contains some really useful articles: Some of my more recent articles include the DV...
| I wrote previously that it is hard to pass the EXIT / AUSGANG gates at the embedded world trade show in Nuremberg and not have a few demo or...