Showing posts with label source. Show all posts
Showing posts with label source. Show all posts

Saturday, March 17, 2012

Battery Life Measurements Using the N6705B Power Analyzer and the N6782A Source Measure Unit

Battery Life Measurements Using the N6705B Power Analyzer and the N6782A Source Measure Unit Tube. Duration : 5.82 Mins.


This video demonstrates how to calculate battery life for a portable device based on actual current measurements made while the device is under power. Agilent's 14585A Control and Analysis Software is also highlighted in this demo. www.agilent.com/find/n6705

Keywords: portable product testing, battery life, N6705B, Agilent, 14585A

Wednesday, January 4, 2012

Refarm the city: open source tools for urban farmers

Refarm the city: open source tools for urban farmers Tube. Duration : 13.58 Mins.


HernĂ¢ni Dias and his collective from re:farm the city want to make sure that the world's next generation of urban farmers have the tools to create a 21st Century urban farm. Their open source tools are published on a wiki and they including hardware (the urban farm, the composter, the electronics, the sensors, recycled materials) and software for designing, controlling and monitoring the farm. Original story here: faircompanies.com

Keywords: refarm, refarm the city, urban farming, open hardware, open software, open source hardware, open source software, open source, rooftop farming, hydroponics, DIY hydroponics, recycled farms, recycled planters, recycled pallets, plastic bottles, recycled plastic bottles, arduino, arduino boards, backyard garden, grow your own, local food, seasonal food, local produce, seasonal produce, local vegetables, seasonal vegetables, hernani dias, roman circus, UNESCO human patrimony, kirstendirksen