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Google's popular Android platform has been known to have something
for everyone. Why should electronics engineers lag behind then? Here are
the nine apps that Android has to offer to electronics engineers. |
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1. ASCII Chars
This is an Android app that can be used for reference by electronics engineers. It contains the first 127 ASCII character along with their hex and decimal values.
2. AsciiTable
This app is similar to the one mentioned above, but contains an extended ASCII of charset.
3. Digikey
This application, which runs on Android and other platforms, can serve as a passkey for an inventory of in-stock electronic components. It is amongst the largest such inventories of its kind in the world.
4. ElectroDroid
This is a powerful collection of reference material and tools on electronics. The app is quite simple to use.
5. ELcalcV
This app can be used to calculate the voltage drop in cables. The professional version of the app has some added advantages.
6. Magnify
Want to use your Android-based smartphone as a magnifying glass? This app allows you to do just that. It converts your phone into a magnifying glass with a flashlight built into it.
7. NXP
This app works on both Android and iOS platforms and serves as a replacement for the NXP website. NXP is one of the leading sellers of semiconductors all over the world.
For NXP website - sometimes faster than going through a browser
8. NXP RF Calc
This app is useful for RF engineers. It allows them to conduct a number of common RF related calculations without having to remember complex formulae.
9. NXP NFC Tagwriter
This app is useful for reading and writing various kinds of NFC tags.
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