ESE101: Introduction to Timers
It's about time to introduce a new microcontroller peripheral: the timer.
Read MoreDiscovery: Let's Get Started
This time, let's blink those LEDs. Woah, slow down there Speed Racer!
Read MoreA Narwhal's Guide to Bayes' Rule
The final (and complete) Narwhal's Guide to Bayes' Rule.
Also, I totally lied about there being any baseball.
Read MoreDiscovery: Code, Part 3
This week Andrei introduces the toolchains that are supported by CubeMX. Time to grab one and get it working.
Read MoreAlumni Profile: Talking Tech
The Harvey Mudd College alumni magazine has nice write up of the Embedded.fm show. They use flash in their site so I took a picture as well.
Read MoreDefinition of Mentoring
Mentoring is an oddly popular topic in our email and slack channel: What is a mentor? How do you find one or be one? Should a company provide a formal program?
Read MoreDiscovery: Code, Part 2
In this post, Andrei looks at the code generated by CubeMX. Some of it is pretty ugly, but he gives a suggestion of how to co-exist with it.
Read MoreDiscovery: Code, Part 1
In this post, Andrei discusses how to get CubeMX to generate the startup and configuration code for your ST development board.
Read MoreBLE: Master Central Slave Peripheral Client Server, We Didn't Start the Fire…
Client server BLE
has too many roles for me.
Master, slave, peripheral,
central; naming makes me hurl!
Read MoreIntroductory Slideshow (Toastmasters Icebreaker)
I joined Toastmasters. The first talk new members give is an icebreaker. The goals are to introduce new members and to set a baseline for future talks.
Read MoreScheduling Code on Bare Metal
Andrei found a horrible bug in the execution scheduling code that he has been using for years. Here is an exploration of the bad code, how to fix it, and the nature of unsigned integer overflow.
Read MoreDiscovery: CubeMX
Andrei is back online with an overview of ST's configuration software for their ARM processor line, Cube.
Read MoreNarwhal's Continuing Guide to Bayes' Rule
Bayes' Rule is used in machine learning, risk assessment, and forecasting. It is neat. Like narwhals. This is part two.
Read MoreDiscovery: Sample Code
This week, Andrei discusses how to acquire the sample code for the DISC1 processor board.
The trick is to download the CubeMX system from ST. We'll be using that in future examples, so follow along.
Read MoreESE101: MSP430 Interrupts
This week explains how to configure interrupts on the MSP430.
Read MoreA Narwhal's Guide to Bayes' Rule
Bayes' Rule is used in machine learning, risk assessment, and forecasting. It is neat. Like narwhals.
Read MoreInternationalization and Cats: Displaying Asian Languages
More cats. More internationalization. Many, many more bitmaps to store and display.
Read MoreDiscovery: Documentation
Do you suffer from the devastating effects of DSA? There is hope, my friends: you can overcome your Data Sheet Anxiety with these great tips.
This week, Andrei introduces the documentation set for the STM32F4 DISC1 board, and discusses how to overcome the horrors of DSA.
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