Microcontrollers
- Where to start with Microcontroller and Python ?
Hi everyone,
I would like to learn to program and built project using MicroControllers
I'm a Python dev. Therefore I would like to use it to program those.
But I've no idea where to start..
- For the hardware:
- What will be the best Raspberry Pi or Arduino ?\ I know they are not the same thing but could tell me in which situation you use more one than the other ? Or do you use something else ?
- Software
- I've already my IDE VisualCodium \ What is MicroPython Vs CircuitPython ?
If you have any resources I'm all eras.
Thanks.
- For the hardware:
- Bringing Java To The World Of Microcontrollershackaday.com Bringing Java To The World Of Microcontrollers
C is a beautiful language perfectly suited for development on low-power devices such as the 8-bit microcontrollers. With newer, more powerful ARM microcontrollers making their way onto the market a…
- ACK1 Makes Getting To Know The ATtiny1616 Easyhackaday.com ACK1 Makes Getting To Know The ATtiny1616 Easy
Many readers will be familiar with Microchip’s ATtiny85, which has been a popular choice for DIY projects in the past for its low price and (for the time) small size. But those looking for a …
- The Difference Between an Embedded Processor & a Microcontrollersmallbusiness.chron.com The Difference Between an Embedded Processor & a Microcontroller
As computer systems become more and more ubiquitous in everyday items, the workings of those items will require some sort of digital controlling. Controllers that once handled large mechanical systems now work inside smaller digital and mechanical devices. These microcontrollers are not the same as ...
- Write-only ATTINY programming through UPDI?
I have a design that includes an ATTINY424 doing simple logic functions / I2C monitoring.
From my understanding UPDI is a half-duplex UART. For simple factory programming (no verification or debugging needed), do I need the RX side of the UART or can I just bit bang the programming sequence through a single open-drain I/O of another processor and ignore all responses? (Using an external FET to protect the processor from the possible 12V pulse of an external POD if I decide to use one at some time) Does anyone have experience with that?
Verification is not required since the functionality of the ATTINY will be fully covered by the HW test.
- LILYGO's T-Deck Is an Espressif ESP32-S3-Powered BlackBerry-Like Handheld Dev Boardwww.hackster.io LILYGO's T-Deck Is an Espressif ESP32-S3-Powered BlackBerry-Like Handheld Dev Board
A familiar form factor packs in keyboard, trackball, touchscreen, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth Low Energy, and even optional LoRa connectivity.
- 15 Types of Arduino Boards
So many different Arduinos.
Which one do you use?
What do you do with it?
- ESP32-C3 - RISV-Vhackaday.com Hands-On: The RISC-V ESP32-C3 Will Be Your New ESP8266
We just got our hands on some engineering pre-samples of the ESP32-C3 chip and modules, and there’s a lot to like about this chip. The question is what should you compare this to; is it more …
The single core ESP32-C3 is a reduced ESP32 intended to replace the ESP8266.
- ESP32 pinoutrandomnerdtutorials.com ESP32 Pinout Reference: Which GPIO pins should you use? | Random Nerd Tutorials
The ESP32 comes with 48 GPIOs with multiple functions. This article intends to be a simple and easy to follow reference guide for the ESP32 GPIOs.
A very handy pinout for the ESP32. Both the chip and the dev board. It has a handy chart to help you select pins.
