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Analysis: Can proprietary wireless HD survive?
Can wireless HD video startup Amimon find a place within the Wireless Gigabit Alliance specification?
Wirelessly Monitoring Temperature in Multiple Rooms for an Energy Efficient Home
Energy efficiency is a hot topic in today's energy crisis discussion. With recent technology advancements in energy efficient technologies, new ultra-low power microcontrollers (MCUs) are helping to reduce overall energy consumption while also creating a cost effective solution for wireless applications.
Using projected capacitive displays to create durable gesture-based touch screen interfaces
How projected capacitive technology can be applied to touch screens in embedded apps where the harshness of the environment might wreak havoc on older resistive touch screens.
HomeGroup Networking in Windows 7
Setting up a home network has a lot of advantages, but to date it is not a simple set up. Windows 7 has a useful feature to alleviate this problem. The feature, called "HomeGroup", lets you share content, such as pictures, music, videos, documents, and printers, to other computers running Windows 7 in the home. This method makes it easier to share material throughout the home.
Harnessing the power of DSPs for VoIP
This white paper explores how DSPs provide the real-time performance necessary to provide high-quality voice services for VoIP devices and infrastructure equipment.
Why is deep packet inspection (DPI) essential for wireless networks?
Mobile broadband adoption is inherently capacity-limited because of a finite wireless spectrum. While spectral efficiency is improving, capacity gains are tiny in comparison to the current and projected massive data traffic growth. Effective traffic management in mobile broadband networks is essential--DPI holds the key.
An introduction to Synchronized Ethernet
Here are the basics of a new Synchronous Ethernet protocol, what you will need to implement it in your real-time networked application, and how to deal with common design hurdles faced by board designers.
MoCA and DBS Channel Stacking Switch technology
By combining MoCA and CSS, DBS operators can deliver programming from a single cable structure that also supports whole home entertainment networking to expand the service offerings to subscribers.
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Digital Home DesignLine's Access and Services section is the premier design resource for engineers looking to implement access networks, converged voice, video and data services, and home gateways, routers, and switches.
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