Hi So, considering going the Cortex Mx route for project with new microcontrollers at our firm. Has anyone a feeling/information about the...

Hi So, considering going the Cortex Mx route for project with new microcontrollers at our firm. Has anyone a feeling/information about the development speed of the ARM Cortex Mx series vs the rest of the industry? Meaning, that potentially the same core strategy for the ARM, licensing to toher manufactors mean that they may have faster development speed that others (Microchip, Renesas, wh...

Hi, Can someone kindly let me know on the method of enabling driver for Processor Serial IO (SIO) - I2C in linux kernel 3.16-lts for Intel...

Hi, Can someone kindly let me know on the method of enabling driver for Processor Serial IO (SIO) - I2C in linux kernel 3.16-lts for Intel BayTrail E3805. Can you please confirm whether the driver is available by default in linux kernel or should we need to integrate it ? Thanks in advans, Karthik Balaguru

Joe, I sent my business laptop on, ahead (your contact information contained within : < ) so I won't have access to it until late tomorrow...

Joe, I sent my business laptop on, ahead (your contact information contained within : < ) so I won't have access to it until late tomorrow (assuming it is delivered when they CLAIM it will be!) Please check the "Release\Joe" directory on Betty for those items. Any problems, use my private email account, it will find me (I won't have easy access to USENET or the other public forums while

I hacked together my "IP cameras" using some web cams for which I was able to track down some FOSS i/f implementation documentation. This was...

I hacked together my "IP cameras" using some web cams for which I was able to track down some FOSS i/f implementation documentation. This was OK for a proof of concept. But, I now have to settle on "production" hardware. There seem to be a variety of i/f's for cameras: - RS170 (requires hardware to digitize the signal; inflexible) - parallel (video is digized, just needs to be captured a...

Maybe this question should be posted in a linux development group, however the use of a serial port is more typical in an embedded...

Maybe this question should be posted in a linux development group, however the use of a serial port is more typical in an embedded environment, so I try to post here. I have an embedded Linux box (based on a Raspberry) with a serial port converted to a USB port through a UART-USB transceiver from Microchip. This USB port is seen as a COM port under Windows OS. I need to do simple ope...

Most of my designs have been ultimately constrained by the resources available *in* the design (which, in turn, is usually dictated by price,...

Most of my designs have been ultimately constrained by the resources available *in* the design (which, in turn, is usually dictated by price, power and/or size constraints). I've been discussing this with colleagues who have invariably had similar experiences. None of us could "upgrade" a product after release. You might change the feature set or fix bugs but the complexity of the produc...

Toradex's partner TES Electronic Solutions GmbH presents a customizable 3D Surround View Turn-Key solution based on the Toradex Apalis iMX6 SoM...

Toradex's partner TES Electronic Solutions GmbH presents a customizable 3D Surround View Turn-Key solution based on the Toradex Apalis iMX6 SoM that can be quickly adapted concerning the specific requirements of the targeted vehicle. Read more in their guest blog post here: https://www.toradex.com/blog/customizable-embedded-3d-surround-view-turn-key-solution-apalis-imx6-som

I'd appreciate any comments from those of you who have used (or tried to use) this combo, especially if I've gotten anything wrong or missed...

I'd appreciate any comments from those of you who have used (or tried to use) this combo, especially if I've gotten anything wrong or missed anything... http://www.nadler.com/embedded/draft1_newlibAndFreeRTOS.html Thanks in advance, Best Regards, Dave

Hi, Some time ago, I boght a cheap devboard from a well known Chinese webshop with a STM32F103RCT6 chip on it. According to the...

Hi, Some time ago, I boght a cheap devboard from a well known Chinese webshop with a STM32F103RCT6 chip on it. According to the datasheets, that chip has 48 KB of RAM and 256 KB of flashrom. However, when using the linux arm-gdb and the st-util and st-info, they say that the chip actually has 64 KB of RAM (so more then exptected). Using gdb (writing to memory and reading bac...

Hi folks- I'm hoping to tap into your various experiences to see if what I'm thinking is practical. Our customer has a device into which a...

Hi folks- I'm hoping to tap into your various experiences to see if what I'm thinking is practical. Our customer has a device into which a Datakey is plugged to extract data stored in the device. The Datakey is a really just a trade name for a SPI flash with ergonomic features that resemble a real key (see datakey.com). Our customer would like to replace the Datakey with a new de...