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Microchip: Application Notes- AN2799 - Using the Petit FAT File System Module with AVR Microcontrollers
- AN2783 - FreeRTOS Using Percepio Trace on ATmega4809
- AN2751 - Process Scheduling on an 8-bit Microcontroller
- AN2711 - Real-Time-Clock Calibration and Compensation on AVR Microcontrollers
- AN2665 - Interfacing AVR Microcontrollers with Serial memories
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Category Archives: microcontrollers
Openpicus flyportPRO
Openpicus introduced FlyportPRO, a new board designed to help you to develop your IOT applications in the fastest and easiest way. As for all the Openpicus’ products, FlyportPRO has been designed around the powerful WIFI modules and MCUs made by … Continue reading
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Raspberry Pi vs all
A comparison of some of the most popular development board available to the hobbyists. Raspberry Pi is one of the most known board in the hobbyist world and it is easy to guess why: its success is mainly lead by … Continue reading
Posted in Arduino, Arduino Due, MBED, microcontrollers, MK802, Openpicus, Raspberry Pi
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Make your own weather station with Arduino
There are many shields available almost for every application. Today we want to show you how to use your Arduino as a wheater station which can be improved, unlike commercial products that cannot be expanded or easily modified.
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Arduino Due: the missing ethernet
Arduino Due is finally here: after more than one year since its announcement, the more powerful new version is available to everybody. The new board has been designed around a 32 bit Arm Cortex M3 architecture implemented through the Atmel Sam3X … Continue reading
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