Archive for the 'Misc Readings' Category

Green Embedded Electronics

Thursday, November 8th, 2007

‘Green electronics’ is an ideal that refers to environmentally friendly digital devices. Before the idea was brought forward, a considerable percentage of components involved in the manufacturing process of most electronic and digital devices were very toxic. Chemicals such as lead and polyvinyl chloride (PVC) were commonly used in the manufacture of items [...]

Radio Frequency Identification

Wednesday, November 7th, 2007

Radio frequency identification (RFID) is an identification system that uses radio waves to send data, and RFID tags or transponders. The first patented RFID device was a passive radio transponder with an integrated memory by Mario Cardullo. At present, the technology has many applications, particularly in the retail industry because of its small [...]

Embedded Electronics Technology in Automobiles

Monday, November 5th, 2007

As automobiles become increasingly user-independent and ‘intelligent,’ the demand for embedded electronic devices for use in cars is steadily increasing. This was indicated by increased demand for printed card buses (PCBs) that were destined for use as embedded devices in automobiles. PCB production rose in several parts of Europe, and experts in the [...]

The Wellness Mobile Phone

Tuesday, October 30th, 2007

The Wellness mobile phone from the Japanese mobile solutions provider, NTT DoCoMo and Mitsubishi Electric Corporation was launched at the Combined Exhibition of Advanced Technologies (CEATEC), which was held in Japan on the first week of October this year (2007). According to the company spokesman, the Wellness mobile phone is a device that is [...]

The Digital House

Saturday, October 27th, 2007

The development of new tech-based products and systems has given rise to new ways to do business. Moreover, continuous drops in prices of these products and systems as well as their increased versatility have made integration of traditional gadgets possible. Merging devices has resulted to flexible, multi-functional business and/or entertainment systems that are [...]

The Autonomous Flying Ambulance

Friday, October 26th, 2007

The autonomous flying ambulance, nicknamed the Mule, is a creation of Rafi Yoeli, who used to work for Boeing and Israeli Aerospace Industries. He later founded his own company, Urban Aeronautics, in Yavne, Israel.
The Mule is the smaller version of another Urban Aeronautics product, the X-Hawk. The former vehicle has been designed for [...]

Scienceprog back online

Tuesday, January 9th, 2007

Dear website visitors. As you may noticed the site were experiencing technical problems. Due to hosting server instability I decided to move it to another physical server. Hope to get thing better. After moving it seems to be working fine. Thank you for you patience and have pleasant browsing.

How to use inline ASM using WinAVR

Tuesday, June 27th, 2006

I have been working on optimisation of one of my C codes. I needed one function to be as optimal as possible. I decided to use inline ASM to achieve this. I decided to write few lines about this.
There are few rules that is necessary to follow. Each ASM statement is divided by colons into [...]

Design and Implementation of DTMF Detector

Monday, June 12th, 2006

Basic Extension Module for Embedded System Prototype
By: Ivan Christian adn Daniel Widyanto

Introduction
Telephone units are ubiquitous. They can be found in almost every house. In some houses that has many rooms a line is paralleled so that anybody can receive and make call from different rooms. Their presence could be used for other purposes [...]

The site has launched a new forum

Friday, June 9th, 2006

I am glad to announce that ScienceProg site has launched a new forum. It can be accessed by address forum.scienceprog.com. This is still new and quite empty. But I hope it will grow in to nice community.
Please join and be first to post your message.
All suggestions and advices about topic categories and threads are always [...]