Embedded Systems & Electronics Engineering
Embedded Systems & Electronics Engineering
Projects that can be categorized in embedded systems
Building a Raspberry Pi controlled sine wave generator with AD9850 and AD9851 modules, practical wiring notes, CLI and text user interface control, simulation checks, and scope-verified output.
Datasheet-to-driver patterns for SPI ADCs, sensors, DACs, and other peripheral chips, covering timing rules, transaction shape, testing, and board bring-up.
How to build maintainable I2C chip drivers for sensors, ADCs, EEPROMs, GPIO expanders, and other peripheral devices without leaking bus details into application code.
Firmware habits that make bring-up easier, expose faults earlier, and keep common embedded failures from hiding in drivers, interrupts, buffers, or timing code.
Common UART and RS232 mistakes in embedded projects, with practical fixes for framing, buffering, parser state, CRC checks, timeouts, backpressure, and bench debugging.
Arduino and its related products are undoubtedly very popular among hobbyists and even professionals. One of the areas of interest with hobbyists and professionals is interfacing with many different sensors such as temperature, humidity, light, etc. The simplest…
STM8 Series of microcontrollers, the 8-bit series of STMicroelectronics, are cheap but powerful micros which provide a good value and performance to your simple projects. The problem is, these series are not geared toward hobby market. While there…
STM8 Series of microcontrollers, the 8-bit series of STMicroelectronics, are cheap but powerful micros which provide a good value and performance to your simple projects. The problem is, these series are not geared toward hobby market. While there…
Raspberry Pi has gained a lot of fame over the past years since it's introduction. Being dirt cheap while powerful enough to run your home multimedia center is the key selling point of Raspberry Pi. But when it…
STM8 Series of micro-controllers by ST Microelectronics are dirt cheap and powerful at the same time. Their processing power is nothing short as of Arduino, while at the same time their power consumption is much less. These properties…
Now that you learned how to configure one of the pins of a STM8 micro-controller as output to blink a LED in the first part of STM8 basic tutorials, it is time to learn how to configure pins…
Usually the first step toward learning development on a micro-controller is simply blinking a LED, as an analog to "Hello, world!" example used on PC programming languages. This time we will have a look into how to start…
