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Wearable training system gets it half right 2007-10-31
A tear-down analysis of Nike SDM Triax Elite, which is a four-piece set that is used while walking or running shows that the hardware seemed to do its job flawlessly, but the user interface designed into the software leaves a lot to be desired.  
Migrating from 8-, 16- to 32bit microcontrollers 2010-05-20
The embedded world is constantly changing. Here's a look at the migration from 8- and 16-bit to 32-bit MCUs from the perspective of the ARM architecture.  
Migrating from 8-/16- to 32-bit PIC 2009-01-30
Here's an insider's account of moving from Microchip's 16- to 32-bit PIC MCUs.  
Use sensors, MCUs for wirelessly monitored hospital bed 2009-07-10
Read about the technology involved in interfacing of sensors for medical applications using hospital beds as an example.  
Eliminate power supply noise in automotive MCUs 2011-06-27
Learn about the steps to take to ensure that microcontrollers could able to handle supply non-linearity robustly.  
Make a PI controller on an 8-bit micro 2006-01-02
Normally the domain of more expensive 16- and 32-bit chips, PI controllers are useful in all sorts of industrial applications. Here's a practical way to implement a PI controller on a low-cost 8-bit chip.  
Doing embedded multi-tasking with small microcontrollers 2006-12-18
Here's an introduction to how microcontrollers can help control electrical and mechanical systems to execute multiple tasks simultaneously.  
Improve immunity of MCU-based embedded design (3) 2006-11-28
The article looks into system power and signal entry considerations of MCU-based embedded design.  
Watchdog timers 2000-11-04
To keep a watchdog timer from resetting your system, you've got to kick it regularly. But that's not all there is to watchdog science. We will examine the use and testing of a watchdog, as well as the integration of a watchdog into a multi-tasking environment.  
Technology trends in flash MCUs 2009-05-08
Read about the previous technology trends and the new requirements of the next generations of this technology.  
RC car is fraught with design tradeoffs 2007-07-30
Nikko has manufactured Masserati, a remote-controlled car, not unlike lots of remote-controlled cars used by kids all over the world.  
Design an efficient programmable I2C slave 2007-05-02
The latest MCUs make it feasible to include programmable I2C slaves in low-cost systems.  
Inside the Sony Rolly's groove 2008-08-05
Gregory Quirk examines the "dancing" MP3 player to see how it gets its groove.  
Toyota Prius delivers dashboard display system 2007-04-19
While much of the Toyota Prius's status information and vehicle control functions comes by way of the central touch-screen panel, critical information is delivered from a dedicated display system visible directly behind the steering wheel.  
Fuji's FinePix undergoes postmortem 2008-01-14
As digital camera platforms stabilise, more- robust mechanical design and environmental resistance may be the most significant opportunities for differentiation.  
A beginner's guide to configuring counter/timer 2009-08-31
This article aims to explain the concepts behind understanding and configuring a counter/timer using the same techniques you probably used in high school science classes.  
How to painlessly transition from 8bit to 32bit cores 2009-10-22
No matter how hard you try not to, you will need to migrate from your loveable 8bit core to the complex 32bit cores. Here's how to you can do a painless migration.  
Adding wireless comm capability to embedded systems 1996-02-01
How practical is it to use the airwaves as a communications medium for embedded systems? The author describes his experience with the issues involved with integrating wireless communications into embedded systems.  
Analogue integration made possible with mixed-signal MCUs 2009-11-12
To meet increasingly complex design challenges such as adding new features while reducing board size, designers are more frequently using mixed-signal microcontrollers.  
Denser, smaller, better 8bit devices emerge 2005-03-16
Denser, smaller, better 8bit devices emerge  
Automotive apps take advantage of capacitive sensing 2011-11-01
Learn about the basics of capacitive sensing and the evolution of touch sensing technology in automotive environments.  
HW/SW co-dev't with focus on software 2012-01-13
Here's a discussion on the problems of hardware/software co-development from the point of view of the software designer.  
Wireless sensors streamline data 2004-04-16
Wireless sensors streamline data  
Sensor module enhances automotive electrical integration (Part 1) 2011-07-04
Learn about sensor-based control systems that provide precise real-time monitoring, automotive engines.  
Carrying out Autosar CAN diagnoses 2010-04-22
As a result of strict hierarchy, almost all the Autosar's diagnoses-related modules (except the CAN driver and CAN transceiver modules that rely on hardware) are completely independent from the hardware.  
Compilation techniques for PIC32 2009-05-04
Read about omniscient compilation that optimises based on a view of all modules, across the entire program.  
Fundamentals of core-based FPGA design (Part 1) 2011-08-22
The first instalment of this series provides an overview of FPGA processor core types—firm, hard and soft—and the pros and cons that need to be evaluated in the context of an embedded system's requirements.  
Shenzhen home to kindred entrepreneurial spirits 2001-04-01
Ling Shi and Dong Tao are kindred examples of a new spirit of entrepreneurialism taking root in Shenzhen, the Chinese boomtown just across the border from Hong Kong.  
An introduction to Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) (2) 2008-10-23
This second instalment on Adaptive Cruise Control looks at hardware, software and radar functionality—including handling multiple radar reflections and "ghosts."  
Easing embedded processing development (Part 3) 2011-09-01
Here's as an introduction to the fundamentals of embedded software design and the considerations to aid with embedded processor design.  


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