Cypress Semiconductor's new family of next-generation USB embedded host controllers feature 16-bit RISC controllers, large memory and low power. They are intended for development of embedded applications - including cellphones, PDAs, printers, cameras and music players - that can connect to each other without the need for a host computer. EZ-Host (CY7C67300) is a multiport embedded host/peripheral controller targeted at the non-handheld market (includes: set-top boxes, DVD players, Internet appliances, wireless access points, print servers and KVM switches). EZ-Host contains a 16-bit RISC micro; two USB serial interface engines (each individually configurable); and a configurable I/O block that can connect to numerous standard interfaces. EZ-OTG (CY7C67200) contains most of the functionality of EZ-Host but is customised for mobile devices. Supporting USB On-the-Go (OTG) protocol, it enables true 'plug-and-play' connectivity between portable devices.
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Fire safety is sometimes ignored, sometimes relegated to whatever is cheapest, and sometimes treated with the seriousness it deserves, given that it focuses on protecting life and assets.
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A report by fire engineering consultancy ASP Fire is challenging blanket assumptions around combustible-core sandwich panels, arguing instead for a rational, risk-based approach that balances fire safety requirements with commercial realities in sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing and industrial processing.
Read more...Preventing and suppressing lithium fires SMART Security Solutions Technews Publishing
Editor's Choice Fire & Safety Security Services & Risk Management Smart Home Automation SMART Security Solutions asked Clyde Becker, director of Pyro Brand, for some insight into the mechanics of lithium-ion battery fire risks, especially thermal runaway, and to define a comprehensive, layered approach to fire detection and suppression.
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SMART Security Solutions follows up with Jimmy Roodt to find out more about an old connection to the Woolworths bombings from 2018. The investigation remains ongoing.
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