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Arduino FreeRTOS Tutorial 2- Using Queues in Arduino FreeRTOS In the previous tutorial, we introduced FreeRTOS in Arduino Uno and created a task for the blinking LED. Now, in this tutorial… |
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Arduino FreeRTOS Tutorial 1 - Creating a FreeRTOS task to Blink LED in Arduino Uno The OS present inside the embedded devices is called an RTOS (Real-Time Operating System). In embedded devices, real-time tasks… |
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STM32L4x5 – New Ultra Low Power Microcontrollers for Industrial, Medical and Smart Home Applications STMicroelectronics has introduced new STM32L4P5 and STM32L4Q5 Microcontrollers (MCU) that bring the performance of the Arm … |
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Maxim Introduces Microcontroller with ChipDNA PUF Key Protection Technology for Financial and Government-grade Security Maxim Integrated introduces the MAX32520 ChipDNA secure Arm Cortex-M4 microcontroller, the first secure microcontroller with… |
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New Family of PIC18 Microcontrollers with Easy to Use Development Tools for Real-Time Control and Connected Applications Microchip has introduced the next generation PIC18-Q43 family of PIC Microcontrollers that helps developers in offloading many… |
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Compact Single Board Computer with Intel SoC for Embedded AI and Edge Computing AAEON has announced the PICO-WHU4, a compact board built on the PICO-ITX form factor and powered by 8th generation Intel core… |
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Arm Announces new Machine Learning Processor and Neural Processing Unit for AI in IoT End Devices Arm has introduced significant additions to its artificial intelligence (AI) platform, including machine learning (ML) IP, the… |
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Space-Qualified COTS-Based Radiation-Tolerant Ethernet Transceiver and Embedded Microcontroller
Ethernet is becoming more common in spacecraft to enable hardwired communication speed, support higher data rates, and… |
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Digi-Key Electronics Helps Companies Innovate Faster at Embedded World 2020 Visit Booth 4A-633 for Interactive Technical Demos, Giveaways and More Digi-Key Electronics is… |
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Overview of PLC and Various Arduino based PLC Boards Arduino was first introduced in 2005 aiming to provide a low-cost and easy way for novices and professionals to create devices… |
