Category: Useful Links

This post is a quick guide to show you how to install Kali Linux on a Windows 10 machine and start using metasploit. We’ve used: Windows 10 Pro

So you have just bought your first Raspberry Pi and you are eager to start using it? This post will provide you a beginners guide to Raspberry Pi

Neon signs can be a cool way of expressing yourself or pass a message to someone. Neon signs can be found in places ranging from shops to bars

In this post, we are going to show you how to set and test the repeater mode in the Asus RT-N12E router. As you can observe in the

When it comes to know how powerful your PC is, there are a series of performance tests that you can run to evaluate the different components. However, it’s

Usually, when we get our home/office network connection very slow, we tend to browse our router IP address and, in the administration panel, we check the devices connected.

  One of the challenges as an electrical engineer is the constant learning process. You must keep up with the latest products, revise old concepts, learn new repair

This is a short video explaining how to configure your SD card in Windows to enable Wifi prior to powering up your Pi Zero. This is also known

Kodi TV boxes are very popular these days and you can buy fully loaded boxes from ~£25. Our last review was on the Android TV box that we

   For researchers working in transmission lines modelling with Simulink, here are some useful resources: Transmission line example in Simulink: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SjReDvWRTR4 Implementing single-phase transmission line with lumped parameters in Simulink: http://uk.mathworks.com/help/physmod/sps/powersys/ref/pisectionline.html

WiFi repeater are used to extend the coverage area of your WiFi network. It receives your existing WiFi signal, amplifies it and then transmits the boosted signal. With

Irregular sampling or non-uniform sampling is a tricky one because it involves iterative algorithms. However, if you work in signal processing you may deal with the problem of

This Simulink model has become very popular since its publication in Mathworks. It includes the key techniques that the LTE standard implements in the physical layer.  The model

The traffic models for LTE such as VoIP, FTP and HTTP are very well explained in this document: http://www.3gpp2.org/public_html/specs/C.R1002-A_v1.0_Evaluation_Methodology.pdf You just need to apply your configuration values to the

Have a look to the files that we upload to Mathworks and let us know what you think!