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How to Boot Raspberry Pi from USB without SD Card Want to boot your Raspberry Pi from USB instead of unreliable SD cards? If you've used a Raspberry Pi long enough, you've probably faced the dreaded SD card failure. Maybe it corrupted right after a power outage, or maybe it just wore out from thousands of log writes. That's when I finally decided no more SD cards. They're great for getting started with Raspberry Pi, but when you want… |
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RFID Based Attendance System Using Arduino - Complete Project Guide An RFID-based attendance system transforms the tedious task of manual attendance tracking into an automated, error-free process. What makes this project particularly exciting is how a few inexpensive components can replace expensive commercial systems, giving you complete control over features while learning valuable skills in embedded programming and circuit design… |
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Microchip Introduces High-Speed Mode I2C Serial EEPROM with 128-Bit Serial Number and Enhanced Software Write Protection Microchip Technology has released 24CS512, the first commercially available I2C Serial EEPROM with support for 3.4 Mbit/s data rates. This high-speed I2C EEPROM is 3 to 4 times faster than the existing EEPROMs available in the market. It offers high-speed mode operation, software write-protection and factory programmed serial numbers. … |
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Is Flash Memory just a derivative of EEPROM? How to choose the right one for your applications? Memory is an irreplaceable part of any device. Today, memories can be largely classified into many different categories, but are mainly narrowed down to two of their types i.e. Volatile and Non-volatile, which are then classified into further more types. Let’s start from the beginning, from the time, methods for memory erasability… |
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High Density 4Mbit Serial EEPROM for Portable Consumer and Medical Devices Microchip Technology has introduced the 25CSM04, a new high-density EEPROM (Electrically Programmable Read-Only Memory) with 4Mbit Memory, this doubles the 2 Mbit density with which the designers were previously limited to. The Developers were previously using NOR Flash ICs for the 2Mbit + nonvolatile data set application. Since the EEPROM has a… |
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How to Save Data using EEPROM in PIC16F877A Microcontroller In this tutorial we will learn how easy it is to save data using the EEPROM present in the PIC16F877A Microcontroller. In most real time projects we might have to save some data which should not be erased even when the power is turned off. This might sound like a complicated process, but with the help of XC8 Compiler this task can be done by just using a single line of code… |
