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FAT16 and FAT32 Systems: How to Add Mass Storage to Your Embedded Applications
By John Artiuch Nov 28th, 2008
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This article is about howto add mass storage to your embedded applications using FAT16 and FAT32. When you work in the embedded world you will come across an application requiring greater memory storage space than is available in most microcontrollers. |
Howto use USB to Recharge Lithium Battery (Li-Ion)
By John Artiuch Nov 10th, 2008
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For an embedded system with USB that requires recharging of Lithium batteries there are many considerations to be made before you can safely, accurately and quickly recharge the batteries. |
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I2C or SPI Serial Communication, which one to go with?
By John Artiuch Oct 17th, 2008
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I2C or SPI communication this is the question! |
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ZigBee module with 32-Bit ARM Processor
By John Artiuch Oct 4th, 2008
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ZigBee module with 32-Bit ARM Processor is ideal for remote sensing. California Eastern Laboratories is the only company that offers an IEEE 802.15.4 wireless module with an internal 32-Bit ARM processor. The module named FreeStar Pro is based on Freescale Semiconductor’s MC13224V radio/processor Platform in Package (PiP) chip. It offers lots of memory and I/O ports making it simple to design complex wireless nodes. |
Getting started with FPGA DSP designs
By John Artiuch Sep 29th, 2008
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How to get started with FPGA DSP designs. |
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PCB (printed circuit board) Layout and EMI (electromagnetic interference)
By John Artiuch Sep 20th, 2008
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PCB (printed circuit board) layout optimization to avoid EMI (electromagnetic interference). A PCB layout should not only strive to prevent the emission of noise but also have good noise immunity from outside sources. One should have an understanding of potential sources of noise and have a strategy for dealing with these problems. |
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Speeding up Solid-State Drives
By John Artiuch Sep 19th, 2008
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A SSD (solid state drive) is a data storage device and uses solid state memory to store persistent data. |




