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httpv://youtu.be/s4b2-XyCpsY A demo of the new Eve graphics processor from Glasgow chip firm FTDI.

Today’s battery chargers are expected to support a variety of battery chemistries and accept a range of input voltages. In many applications, the input voltage range can vary from below the output battery voltage to above the battery voltage, requiring both step-down and step-up capability.

httpv://youtu.be/8c2SFXQ5zHM James Dyson explains how his engineers have developed a robotic vacuum.

httpv://youtu.be/j5PWChCRQe8 Video Credit: David Berman, Metropolis Business Media. Watch interviews with the winners and sponsors of this year’s Elektra Awards 2014 in our video.

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httpv://youtu.be/rYlAuXcrU2s It’s always nice to have a video record of an Elektra Awards, and check out this year’s video summarising the 2013 awards. All the winners are interviewed and you may also see yourself at the drinks reception!

httpv://youtu.be/Tza6Hl8wSJ0 See a Raspberry Pi constructed from scratch. From start to finish we show the manufacturing process of the Raspberry Pi at the Sony facility in Pencoed South Wales: assembly, inspection and testing. Claire Doyle, Head of Raspberry Pi Global Division at Element 14, and Gareth Jones, Senior Manager New Business Development at Sony Uk Tech, talk us through the ...

Elektra Awards 2012

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