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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...



• Announcing Arduino’s Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure Policy  /   (Arduino Blog)

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• Analog Discovery 2 Communicates with Arduino  /   (Digilent’s Blog)

  Learn how to make Analog Discovery 2 communicate with Arduino using WaveForms!...

• Blog Post: Experience seamless shopping thanks to smart shelves  /  (TI E2E Community)

  It takes a couple of weeks to completely re-price everything in a store by hand with new paper tags. Not only is this time-consuming, but it is costly and hard on the environment due to the enormous amount of required paper. Electronic shelf labels (ESLs) can eliminate the manpower needed to re-price items, reduce the use...

• Linear Feedback Shift Registers for the Uninitiated, Part XVIII: Primitive Polynomial Generation  /   (Jason Sachs' Embedded )

  Last time we figured out how to reverse-engineer parameters of an unknown CRC computation by providing sample inputs and analyzing the corresponding outputs. One of the things we discovered was that the polynomial ( x^{16} + x^{12} + x^5 + 1 ) used in the 16-bit X.25 CRC is not primitive — which just means that all...

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