We have gone through a lot of conversations with great people from our field and enthusiastic students from the electro-technical field during the successful Profesia Days career event in Slovakia.
Every electric circuit should be protected against overcurrent. Fuses are the most frequently used solutions. Understanding how they work simplifies choosing the optimal fuse for the application.
Onboard memory offers great immunity against shock and vibration, but repairing is difficult and upgrade in the field is impossible. XR-DIMM memory module solves these shortcoming
Why leave it to the machines and their intelligence? Do you like sci-fi? If you do, let’s look into our not-so-distant future together. Future, where "learning and thinking machines" make it easier for us to do our work, or perform it completely for us. This article will be interesting for you even if you don’t really like sci-fi.
What does Machine learning mean for a layman? Maybe you already heard about it, maybe not or maybe you just do not understand it completely and you would welcome another view on it without feeling that you are reading scripts full of theory and unknown. Hopefully this article will be of interest to you.
Have you ever wondered where the standard, based on which the electrical device is to be used, comes from? Who wrote it? Who tried it, tested, and decided on details in order to make it safe?
The newest issue of SOSnews 1/2018 is already in electronic form on our website. Please take a look.
Something for the development, industry or for a smartphone? 320x240pix. or 160x120pix is sufficient? We will give you answers to the most frequently asked questions, parameter specifications, and specific product recommendations by the type of measurement.
10,000 types of electronic components in one warehouse assume good storage and safe handling. In order to maintain top quality, we have designed our own safer packaging.
Public key cryptography is based on asymmetric encryption, which uses two keys. One key is used for encryption, the other for decryption, which is a fundamental difference compared to symmetric encryption, which uses only one secret key to encrypt, as well as decrypt.
Symmetric ciphers use the same secret key to encrypt and decrypt, and their security is based on confidentiality of this key. We can divide symmetric ciphers into block symmetric ciphers and stream symmetric ciphers.
In SOS electronic, we got the opportunity to cooperate with prof. Ing. Dušan Levický, CSc., who published the book Applied Cryptography this year. We were so absorbed by some of the information in this book that we have decided to publish them in our set of articles. Are you courageous enough to embark on the secrets of encryption?
