For simplicity, Texas Instruments has prepared a tool that simplifies the design process of power inverters. This tool is called the Power Stage Designer Tool. At the time of writing this post, this tool was published in version 4.0.
In order not to get lost in our own projects, we must in a logical way call and label them. Everyone has their own way. In this post I will present my way to naming projects as well as describing PCBs. I met this method in one of the companies in which I worked as
A few years ago, ST released a very successful discovery series. It’s exactly about the 32F746GDISCOVERY board. This board was very richly equipped with peripherals. The demo software provided with the board is also interesting.
Today version 1.2.0 of the Learning Words program has been published. A function of remembering the selected type of character encoding has been added to the program.
LTSpice has a large built-in library of elements. But sometimes we need an element that is not in the library. Electronics manufacturers themselves provide models of elements that they publish in the form of text files.The easiest way is to add an element to the library. But sometimes I want to be able to send someone
Today I published a new version of the “Electronics Assistant”. The version has the number 1.1.0.
I had a problem with the Altera USB Blaster programmer.
By programming ST microcontrollers, you could now use the HAL, SPL (Standard Peripherals Library), or work on registers. But recently there has been a new opportunity.These are the Low Layer drivers. The Low Layer (LL) drivers are designed to offer a fast light – weight expert – oriented layer which is closer to the hardware
I bought myself recently a kit from Microchip ( DV164131). The kit consists of a PICKit3 programmer and a evaluation board with PIC18F45K20 microcontroller.