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Microprocessors and microcontrollers are two devices that serve as integral components of most programmable electronics. However, they are often conflated for one another despite having many core differences, some of which include cost, speed, and power consumption. To better understand these versatile apparatuses, we will cover their unique features and technological variances.

Whether you are looking to try glass from another manufacturer or want to put antique lenses to good use, lens adapters are here to help. Dating back at least a few decades, photographers and videographers have been using lens adapters to expand the range of lenses they can use for their cameras without needing to buy a whole new system. Lens adapters can be simply mechanical or electronic, allowing some to reinvigorate vintage glass, while others allow you to use a wider set of modern lenses. In this blog, we will explore how lens adapters work and why they can be useful for various applications.

A network interface card, or NIC, is a common computer component that allows for devices to achieve network connectivity. Whether one wishes to establish a small local network of computers or to access servers for exploring the World Wide Web, a network interface card is generally needed for any wired or wireless network connection. In this blog, we will provide a brief overview of the network interface card, allowing you to have a better grasp on its functionality, implementation, and more.

When you think of adhesive tape , the stick Scotch variety may come to mind first. However, they are not the only ones on the market. In fact, adhesive tape falls under a completely different category of adhesives, finding use in industrial applications that require enhanced adhesive characteristics. With this in mind, this blog will cover adhesive tapes, their various types, and their uses.

In the realm of internet networking and wireless communications, it can be confusing to understand what each device contributes and how each functions. The modem and router in particular are two network devices that are commonly confused for one another, especially with modern devices often combining the two in one single unit. Despite this, understanding the difference between the modem and router can greatly benefit your knowledge of computer networks and communications, allowing you to be more aware when working with such devices.