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.
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Version 1.2.0. of Learning Words has been released.
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.
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LTspice – adding an element model to the schema
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 a simulated circuit. In this case, we had to attach all the elements in the library, and someone else would have to import it. But there is another way out of this situation and I will present this solution.
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Electronics Assistant version 1.1.0.
Today I published a new version of the “Electronics Assistant”. The version has the number 1.1.0.
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Problem with the Altera USB Blaster programmer drivers
I had a problem with the Altera USB Blaster programmer.
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The Low-Layer (LL) Library from ST
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 than the HAL. Now I will show you how to start using the LL with CubeMX. Not all microcontrollers are supported. ST started to support the Cortex-M0 + family. For this family I will show an example.
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Problem with PICKit3 (Connection Failed)
I bought myself recently a kit from Microchip ( DV164131). The kit consists of a PICKit3 programmer and a evaluation board with PIC18F45K20 microcontroller.
