Microcontrollers

I dedicated this section to microcontrollers and other MCUs. A backlog or articles is awaiting publication and I hope I will enrich this category in the coming weeks.

Atomic Sensor Frames: Sending 9-Axis Data with Minimal Skew over Serial

If you have ever worked with inertial measurement units or any other multi-axis sensor, you have probably run into a subtle but important problem: how do you ensure that all nine axis values you read and transmit actually belong to the same moment in time? Let’s see.

FRAM for dummies

Thank you, Mouser and Texas Instruments !

Mailbag today. Guess my surprise when I found this in my mailbox: It’s always nice to receive snail mail. Paper mail. Envelopes, magazines and newspapers. That’s why I try to subscribe to receive printed editions of all magazines of interest for me. Some time ago I signed a promo email from Texas Instruments in cooperation […]

AVRISP mkII unboxing

AVRISP mkII

Until recently I have extensively used my MacBook, AVRDude and USBTiny for my μController projects: Now I got myself a proper tool, the AVRISP markII, mostly because I wanted to use AVRStudio 6.0 features: Key features: Programs both flash and EEPROM Supports fuses and lock bit programming Upgradeable for future device support Supports target voltages from […]

RFM12B Command Calculator for Mac

RFM12B Command Calculator for Mac

Inspired by this project for RFMB12 and needing a similar one for my Mac, I started to build one myself: Next – a version for iPad. Stay tuned. 😉