EmbeddedLab introduces us TI’s Tiva C MCUs
https://www.electronics-lab.com/embeddedlab-introduces-us-tis-tiva-c-mcus/
Shawon Shahryiar @ embedded-lab.com introduces us to Tiva C series microcontrollers from TI. The Tiva C series MCUs are high performance ARM Cortex M4F micros. Now what does that mean? Generally speaking the ARM Cortex M series is meant to be used in place of (or simply replace) regular microcontrollers like PICs and AVRs while […]
Development board for PIC16F1938
https://www.electronics-lab.com/development-board-pic16f1938/
Raj over at Embedded Lab has designed a development board for PIC16F1938: The PIC16F1938 is a versatile 28-pin MCU belonging to Microchip’s extreme low power microcontroller family featuring nanoWatt XLP technology, 28KB of programming memory, 1KB of RAM, 11 ADC channels, and tons of other peripherals. A while ago, I designed a development board for this MCU and […]
Microchip’s first ARM processor with cryptographic engine
https://www.electronics-lab.com/microchips-first-arm-processor-with-cryptographic-engine/
Clemens Valens @ elektormagazine.com discuss about the new CEC1302 microcontroller from Microchip. This is the first Microchip microcontroller with an ARM core. He writes: Based on a Cortex-M4 core its main feature is its integrated cryptographic engine supporting public key encryption, symmetric key encryption, secure hashing and random number generating. Besides its ARM core the […]
4 Channel RC Servo Controller Board
https://www.electronics-lab.com/4-channel-rc-servo-controller-board/
This PIC microcontroller based RC driver is able to control 4 RC Servo by on board independent 4 potentiometer , 4X3PIN header for RC servo interface, screw terminal for supply input, on board power LED, optional 4X3PIN header connector for external potentiometer. Features Microcontroller based design for greater flexibility and ease of control Individual servo […]
Low cost OBD2 communications on K-line
https://www.electronics-lab.com/low-cost-obd2-communications-k-line/
RichardvdK @ instructables.com shows us how to use OBD port of your vehicle to push data on a LCD screen. To achieve that he used a 16F886 microcontroller and some common electronics parts. This is just another OBD2 solution for monitoring the sensors in a vehicle. It supports the K-line OBD2 serial communication between a […]
ESP8266 Wifi controlled Home Automation
https://www.electronics-lab.com/esp8266-wifi-controlled-home-automation/
geekrex @ instructables.com shows us how to use ESP8266 Wifi module for home automation. He writes: ESP8266 is a great thing for starting to Wifi And IOT. It is also cheap and be used for making cool projects connected to the Internet .Learn how to make a simple IOT Project with it ESP8266 WLAN Module could be […]
DS1307 RTC Module
https://www.electronics-lab.com/ds1307-rtc-module/
The module based on DS1307, The DS1307 serial real-time clock (RTC) is a low-power, full binary-coded decimal (BCD) clock/calendar plus 56 bytes of NV SRAM. Address and data are transferred serially through an I²C, bidirectional bus. The clock/calendar provides seconds, minutes, hours, day, date, month, and year information. The end of the month date is […]
ulibSD – a library for use SD cards in SPI mode with uControllers
https://www.electronics-lab.com/ulibsd-library-use-sd-cards-spi-mode-ucontrollers/
electronictechnician.wordpress.com has published a library for use SD cards in SPI completely written in C. It’s a library for use SD cards in SPI mode with uControllers, entirely written in C. This library can work with SD cards and also has the possibility to emulate the behavior in a PC file (GNU/Linux) using the macro […]
Getting Started with Micro Python
https://www.electronics-lab.com/getting-started-micro-python/
Jacob Beningo has published a tutorial on how to start with Micro Python to build real-time embedded applications. The first step a developer interested in Micro Python must take before diving into a real-time embedded application is to select a supported development kit or microprocessor. The best place for a developer look for a supported development […]
Getting Started with Atmel ATtiny10
https://www.electronics-lab.com/getting-started-atmel-attiny10/
Mahesh @ electronut.in show us how to program these tiny microcontrollers (ATtiny10) with Atmel Studio 7 and make an RGB led to light. I like Atmel tinyAVRs because they are tiny computers that I can (almost) wrap my head around. The Atmel ATtiny4/5/9/10 are the cheapest in the tinyAVR line, and they come in two packages […]