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Endianness and Serial Communication

Endianness is a consideration that is easily overlooked in the design of embedded systems. I myself am amply guilty of this oversight. It’s something you don’t ever have to worry about if ...

posted by Stephen Friederichs on May 20 2013 under Tutorials | communications | measurement 
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A Working Real Time Clock (RTC) Implementation

In one of my projects, data captured from various sensors had to be time stamped in the YearYear/DayDay/MonthMonth, HoursHours:MinutesMinutes:SecondsSeconds format. My initial thought was because ther...

posted by Dr Cagri Tanriover on Mar 25 2013 under real-time clock | product design | measurement 
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How to Estimate Encoder Velocity Without Making Stupid Mistakes: Part I

Here's a common problem: you have a quadrature encoder to measure the angular position of a motor, and you want to know both the position and the velocity. How do you do it? Some people do it poorly -...

posted by Jason Sachs on Dec 27 2012 under Tutorials | sensors | measurement | signal processing 
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A Useful Current Profiling Method

  In one of my recent projects, I had to capture the dynamic current profile of a short-range wireless embedded platform for a number of operation scenarios. Due to the dynamic nature of the cur...

posted by Dr Cagri Tanriover on Jul 2 2012 under circuit design | test equipment | measurement 
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