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From Bare Metal to Zephyr: How RTOSes Power Embedded Systems
En septiembre 8, 2025 en All, Computing, General, Open Source por Mike Parks
Mike Parks
Curious how modern embedded systems handle complex tasks with precision and reliability? Discover how real-time operating systems like ZephyrOS help developers build smarter, faster, and safer applications—and why it might be time to level up your next project.
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Tagged With: delays, deterministic, embedded, firmware, industrial, iot, kernel, low-latency, microcontroller, modular, open-source, os, processes, real-time operating system, rtos, scheduler, tasks, threads, timers, zephyr
Talking in Bits: Embedded System Protocols for Sharing Data
En junio 13, 2025 en All, Computing, General, IoT por Mike Parks
Mike Parks
From smartwatches to cars, today’s gadgets are constantly talking—but how? Dive into the digital communication and protocols that make devices connect, share, and respond. Whether it's sensors, screens, or smart assistants, learn how they communicate to make tech work seamlessly.
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Tagged With: 1-wire, audio interface, can, communication protocols, digital, embedded systems, i2c, i2s, microcontroller, miso, mosi, rs-485, scl, sda, serial, signaling, spi, synchronous, uart
Getting Started with Coding a DIY Project
En marzo 17, 2025 en All, Computing, General, Open Source por Mike Parks
Mike Parks
Embedded systems integrate hardware and firmware, using languages like Arduino C++ and CircuitPython for microcontroller programming. Learn how to write and debug DIY electronics projects and explore IDEs, pseudocode, and debugging techniques to develop reliable embedded applications easily.
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Tagged With: arduino, c++, circuitpython, coding, development, diy, electronics, embedded, firmware, microcontroller, micropython, programming
Design Without Compromise for Smart Device and IoT Designers
En julio 19, 2024 en All, Computing, General, IoT por Analog Devices
Analog Devices
Buyers of smart consumer goods, wearable medical devices, and IoT edge devices want designs with small sizes, high performance, low power, high levels of integration, and low cost. However, only the correct type of microcontroller can meet these criteria.
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Tagged With: ai, analog devices, cortex-m4, dsp, fpu, health monitor, iot, max32655, max32675, max32690, max78000, medical, microcontroller, processing, smart devices, sram, wearable
The Evolving Edge: Transformation Is Now
En enero 15, 2024 en All, Computing, IoT, Power por NXP
NXP
Microcontroller evolution is keeping pace with the needs of embedded system designers, focusing on IoT, edge processing, industrial automation, and more. Integrating a multi-core design, on-chip accelerators, and an eIQ Neutron NPI gives designers the horsepower needed to advance state-of-the-art innovations.
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Tagged With: embedded system, general purpose mcus, industrial automation, iot, machine learning, mcx, mcx n series, microcontroller, mixed-signal, neural network, nxp, smart city, smart home
New Tech Tuesdays: The Evolution of the Arduino UNO: A Little Marvel of Electronics
En octubre 3, 2023 en All, Automation, Computing, Dev Tools, General, IoT, Lighting, Maker, New Tech Tuesdays, Open Source, Robotics, Sensors por Rudy Ramos
Rudy Ramos
The evolution of the Arduino UNO Boards is a testament to the power of open-source collaboration and the spirit of innovation that has blossomed into a global movement, inspiring countless individuals to create, innovate, and share.
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Tagged With: arduino uno board, arduino uno rev4, halloween, maker community, microcontroller, open-source
Edge Impulse Use Case: Healthcare and Cancer Detection
En enero 27, 2023 en All, Computing, General, Medical por Norik Badalyan
Norik Badalyan
Healthcare, and cancer detection, in particular, is a field that stands to benefit greatly from the proliferation of machine learning. Still, to fully realize this potential, we need to take healthcare machine learning from the cloud to the edge. Ultimately, this technology can help save lives.
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Tagged With: edge ai, edge impulse, embedded computing, health tech, healthcare, image classification, machine learning, microcontroller, model training
New Tech Tuesdays: What’s Driving Vehicle Safety, Security, and Performance?
En enero 10, 2023 en All, Automotive, Connectors, New Tech Tuesdays por Rudy Ramos
Rudy Ramos
In this week's New Tech Tuesday, we'll look at the roles the Infineon Traveo™ II microcontroller and Molex MXP120 sealed connector system can play in automotive safety, security, and performance.
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Tagged With: automotive, connectors, infineon, microcontroller, molex, safety, security, traveo
CircuitPython: Embedded Python for Education
En enero 17, 2022 en All, Computing, General, Open Source por Mike Parks
Mike Parks
Bridging the gap between desktop programming and embedded development does not need to be complicated. CircuitPython is an exciting new programming language that targets the education market to help foster the learning of both computer programming and electronics.
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Tagged With: blinka, circuitpython, education, electronics, embedded, microcontroller, micropython, programming, python
AI on the Edge: Microchip and Embedded Machine Learning
En febrero 12, 2021 en All, Computing por Mike Parks
Mike Parks
Machine learning is giving rise to a new generation of automation technologies in terms of scale and capability. Integrating ML into new or existing products has never been easier. Microchip’s powerful combination of 32-bit microcontrollers and MPLAB X Integrated Development Environment (IDE) empowers you to go from idea to product fast.
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Tagged With: 32-bit, automation, machine learning, microchip, microcontroller, microprocessor, mplab, neural network, tinyml

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