Tag: electronics

  • Innovative PCB Artistic Creations

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    Today’s post comes hot on the heels of my viewing something really special. A member of one of my LinkedIn groups, Steven Rodrig, has used his artistic imagination to create some really amazing pieces of Technology Art from PCBs and Electronic Components.   Please check it out at PCB Creations   And here is just…

  • Casey Business Awards Finalist

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    Casey Business Awards The City Of Casey are holding their inaugural Casey Business Awards and at the Casey Business Breakfast this morning Successful Endeavours were nominated as finalists in two categories.   The two Casey Business Awards categories are: Manufacturer Of The Year Business and Professional Services We fall into the Business And Professional Services…

  • Australian Engineering Week 2010

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    Australian Engineering Week 2010 Today begins Australian Engineering Week 2010. You can get a full run down on all the events at Make It So which you might recognise as a tribute to the Star Trek series.   It got me thinking about why I got started in Engineering. It was music. I had done…

  • Electronics Manufacture Shines in Melbourne

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    National recognition for local Casey Business OK, I couldn’t resist that blog title or this headline. It isn’t often you get a chance to say something like that. If you hadn’t heard yet, we are finalists in two categories in the EDN Innovation Awards for 2009. Melbourne is the Electronics Manufacturing capital of Australia and…

  • Electronics Manufacture – How to Select a Microcontroller

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    When it comes to selecting a microcontroller for Electronics Manufacture, the field to choose from is quite large. And while there is no one right answer to this, there are some basic steps to take to ensure you are using the right core component in your latest Electronics Development Project.   For this post I…