By textbook definition, Embedded Electronics can be defined as a system that “Integrates Hardware circuitry with software programming techniques to provide real-time solutions”. From age old pocket calculators to advanced automobile and security devices the applications of Embedded System continue to show a strong progress.
In this section we will discuss about the various embedded controllers and embedded development platforms including, but not limited to Arduino, Raspberry Pi, NodeMCU, ESP32, Microchip, AVR, ARM, MSP430, STM32, STM8S, Nuvoton etc. It also updates the readers with latest Embedded News and technology trends to help them plan and design their Embedded Projects with ease.
In this tutorial we will learn about Servo Motor and How to interface Servo with MSP430. The MSP-EXP430G2 is a Development Tool…
We have built many Arduino Projects and all the time we have used official Arduino IDE to program the Arduino. But do you know…
The digital Revolution started in 1950 changes all the existing mechanical and analog electronic structures into digital…
In this tutorial, we will learn about ESP-12 Wi-Fi module and how to program it using Arduino IDE. Then we will write a program…
In our previous RC Phase Shift Oscillator and Wein Bridge Oscillator tutorials, we get fair idea about what is an Oscillator.…
Analog AI Accelerator Chip will accelerate the origination of AI technologies into embedded devices which have been difficult…
NXP Semiconductors recently announced their new technology - NXP Automated drive kit, which allows the car manufacturing…
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In this article, we are going to make a Sun Tracking Solar Panel using Arduino, in which we will use two LDRs (Light-dependent…
This is the second tutorial of our PIC Tutorial Series. In our previous tutorial Getting started with PIC Microcontroller:…
In this tutorial we are going to design an 8x8 LED Matrix Scrolling Display using Arduino Uno, which will show scrolling…
In 1980, Intel developed the first Microcontroller (8051) with Harvard Architecture 8051 and since then Microcontrollers …
