Flashing your code into an Arduino, an ESP32 or any other modern microcontroller platform is pretty straightforward: connect the device through USB, fire up the appropriate software platform, and press “program”. But those who followed embedded programming classes in the ’80s and ’90s will remember a more complicated procedure that consists of swapping EPROM chips […]
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The Pyboard D-series’ ace-in-the-hole is its efficiency, with the board running MicroPython, a version of the Python 3.4 customized to run on low-power microcontrollers. A tiny new, low-power board has been released that offers a new way for developers to control homemade hardware and DIY gadgets The Pyboard D-series‘ ace-in-the-hole is its efficiency, with the
Note: I only write about what I know. Although there are many Arduinos and Arduino type products, I only have experience with the Arduino Uno Rev3. Likewise, the only Atmel microcontroller I know is the ATmega328P. A Little Background (well not so little) I have Atmel ATmega328P microcontrollers on two devices: An Arduino Uno (Rev
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