At The Things Conference 2026 in Amsterdam, the LoRa Alliance announced that LoRaWAN-connected devices have reached 150 million globally, growing at a 25% CAGR. The Alliance now positions LoRaWAN as the fourth pillar of wireless connectivity alongside cellular, Wi-Fi and ...
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IoT Wireless Module Market Hits 13.6 Billion RMB
anselbevierIoT Wireless Module Market Hits 13.6 Billion RMB: How to Pick the Right Wireless Module in 2026 Table of Contents The Module Landscape at a Glance How to Select: Four-Angle Trade-off What It Means for Buyers China’s generic IoT wireless ...
Industrial Edge AI Goes Mainstream: Building the Factory Edge with SBCs, Gateways and NPUs
anselbevierTable of Contents Why the Edge Wins on the Factory Floor Reference Edge AI Architecture From Pilot to Production Edge AI is accelerating across manufacturing: on October 22, 2026 analysts highlighted that AI edge devices are launching in waves and ...
LoRa, ZigBee, BLE, NB-IoT or RS485: The IoT Protocol Selection Map Engineers Actually Use
anselbevierTable of Contents Wireless Protocols Compared Wired Protocols Still Run the Plant The Decision Logic in One Pass A practical comparison of IoT physical and data-link protocols circulated widely on EEWorld this week (Oct 20), and it matches what field ...
Why Do RS-485 Buses Need Pull-Up and Pull-Down Resistors?
anselbevierWhy Do RS-485 Buses Need Pull-Up and Pull-Down Resistors? Introduction RS-485 is one of the most widely used differential signaling standards in industrial automation and communication systems. It offers strong noise immunity, long transmission distances, and support for many nodes ...
How Far Can RS-232, RS-485, and CAN Actually Transmit?
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Introduction RS-232, RS-422, RS-485, and CAN bus are among the most common communication methods in IoT applications, used for data transmission between different devices. Each interface has its own transmission speed and reach—but how far can they actually go, and ...
Thermal Design and Reliability: Ensuring Industrial-Grade Stable Operation
anselbevierI. Introduction: Temperature is the “number one killer” of industrial-grade products In scenarios such as industrial control and outdoor IoT, equipment often faces harsh environments such as high temperature, high humidity and dust. Thermal design is the key to ensuring ...
Software and System Development: From U-Boot to Application Deployment
anselbevierIntroduction: Hardware is the skeleton, software is the soul The ECK20-6Y28C core board runs a complete Linux system, and software developers can perform full-stack development from the low-level drivers to the upper-layer applications based on it. This article introduces the ...
Hardware Design Guide: How to Design a Carrier Board around the ECK20-6Y28C
anselbevierIntroduction: Carrier board design is the key to SoM success Although the SoM provides the “brain”, the “body” and the “senses” are determined by the carrier board. A well-designed carrier board is the prerequisite for the SoM to fully function ...
Embedded System on Module (SoM) Development Guide — A Case Study of the EBYTE ECK20-6Y28C Core Board
anselbevierIntroduction: What is an SoM? An Embedded System on Module (SoM), also known as a core board or computer-on-module (CoM), is a modular product that integrates core components such as the processor, memory, storage and power management onto a single ...