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Getting Started with the MAX32655 Feather Development Board Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) has become one of the most widely adopted wireless technologies for battery-powered devices, offering reliable communication while consuming only a fraction of the power required by traditional wireless protocols. From wearable electronics and healthcare devices to wireless audio accessories and industrial sensors, BLE enables devices to… |
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Getting Started with the MAX32672 Feather Development Board The MAX32672FTHR is a compact development platform built around the MAX32672 for embedded evaluation and prototyping. It provides the key hardware resources needed for development, including onboard debugging, power management, user interface peripherals, and Feather-compatible expansion headers. With many essential components… |
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Getting Started with ESP32-S3-BOX-3: AIoT Development Board Finding the right ESP32-S3 development kit often means compromising between functionality and deployment readiness. With so many ESP32-S3 dev kits out there, we have been searching for a ready-to-deploy module that doesn’t require extra work like designing enclosures or 3D printing cases. These things can significantly increase the deployment time. One such kit we… |
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Getting Started with Adafruit MEMENTO: Python Programmable DIY Camera Board There have been many development boards recently built around the ESP32-S3. Most development boards come with a display, some also include cameras and buttons, and a few have speakers and microphones. Finding one that brings all these components together without compromising on quality has been the real challenge for makers and developers. Keeping all this in mind,… |
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Getting Started with Raspberry Pi Pico W and building a LED Webserver using Micropython Hello guys, in this blog, we will learn how to program a Raspberry Pi Pico W in Micropython, we will learn in depth about its features, how to use its Wi-Fi to connect to the internet and last but not the least how to control an led, using a custom webserver, from any where in the world. You can also check how to build an ESP32 webserver or a ESP8266 NodeMCU… |
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Getting Started with Bluetooth Classic on ESP32 The ESP32 is a powerful, low-cost microcontroller that is widely used in the development of IoT projects. It is popular for its high processing power, low energy consumption, and built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities. Bluetooth Classic is a wireless communication protocol that is used for connecting devices over short distances.… |
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Getting Started with Megawin MG82F6D17 using Keil – Blinking an LED When you are searching for a Microcontroller there is a lot of variety available in the market from various reputed manufacturers like Microchip, ST Microelectronic, Texas Instruments, and the list goes on and on. But when we try to differentiate those microcontrollers with form factor vs features vs price, it gets very hard to choose one. However, Megawin, a… |
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Getting Started with the RASPBERRY PI ZERO W – Headless Setup without Monitor Raspberry Pi zero W is an affordable and compact derivative of Raspberry Pi but if you attach Raspberry Pi zero W with monitor, keyboard, and mouse, it takes up a lot more space. There's no need to connect Reaspberry Pi to a display or input devices if you're only trying to program it or using it to operate electronics like lights, motors, and… |
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Getting started with PSoC 6 Wi-Fi-BT Pioneer Kit We are all aware of AVR, PIC, ARM, and ESPS that are widely used in the field of embedded systems. Besides, there is one new and feature-rich IoT-enabled embedded platform, PSoC 6 Wi-Fi-BT Pioneer Kit that has been designed for developing next-generation Internet of Things (IoT) applications. It provides developers with an ultra-low-… |
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Simple GPIO Functions on Nuvoton N76E003 - LED Blinking and Controlling LED using a Push Button In our previous tutorial, we used a basic LED blinking program as a getting started with N76E003 guide, we already learned how to configure the Keil IDE and set up the environment for programming the nuvoton microcontroller unit N76E003. It is the time to move a little bit further and use the basic GPIO interface for controlling additional hardware. If you are interested you… |
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Getting Started With Nuvoton N76E003 using Keil – Blinking an LED There are lots of microcontrollers available from reputed companies such as PIC, Texas Instruments, ST and the list goes on. But when we differentiate those microcontrollers with form factor vs features vs price, it gets hectic to choose one. However, nuvoton is a Taiwan based semiconductor company that was spun-off as a Winbond affiliate in 2008. The company offers very… |
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Programming STM8S Microcontrollers using Arduino IDE Arduino has undoubtedly grown into a user friendly and quick prototyping tool, thanks to its supportive user community. Today, because of its open-source nature, the platform is not only limited to the Arduino boards but also to other development boards like the NodeMCU, ESP8266, STM32, MSP430, etc. can also be programmed from the Arduino IDE. If you are interested in… |
