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• EECatalog - Gears of Resistance

  

  Demystifying Firmware Debugging

  Debugging embedded systems and associated firmware can be more art than science. Is the problem in hardware...

• IoT@Intel

  

  Data Drives Design – Conversations in IoT Architectural Design

  In 2015, there were 15.41 billion connected Internet of Things (IoT) devices around the world. By 2020,...

• Electrical Engineers Talk Tech

  

  AI and Embedded Systems: Top 5 Use Cases

  Considering the top 5 potential use cases for AI and embedded systems based on current trends and advancements...



• Seeed Grove Starter Kit for Arduino Manuel Available in Polish Now  /   (Seeed Studio)

  Hey Community, Currently, almost all the information about our products and services is in English. Even though English is the most widely used language, we ......

• Intuitive Arduino clock has seven alarms and three LED displays  /   (Arduino Blog)

  Alarm clocks of old—and certainly many of those today—require several button pushes to set things up properly. Maker Michael Wessel, however, decided to implement his own take on a more intuitive clock, creating a device that features three separate eight-digit seven-segment LED panels. Eight buttons allow for direct...

• Part 11. Using -ve Latency DSP to Cancel Unwanted Delays in Sampled-Data Filters/Controllers  /   (Rick Lyons's DSP Blog)

  This final article in the series will look at -ve latency DSP and how it can be used to cancel the unwanted delays in sampled-data systems due to such factors as Nyquist filtering, ADC acquisition, DSP/FPGA algorithm computation time, DAC reconstruction and circuit propagation delays.Some applications demand zero-latency...

• Designing Communication Protocols, Practical Aspects  /   (Jason Sachs' Embedded )

  For most embedded developers always comes the time when they have to make their embedded MCU talk to another system. That other system will be a PC or a different embedded system or a smartphone etc. For the purpose of this article I am assuming that we are in the control of the protocol between the two ends and we don’t...

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