SD Card with Arduino
In this post we will see how to use SD card with Arduino. Capturing and storing data is one of the most important parts of… Read More »SD Card with Arduino
In this post we will see how to use SD card with Arduino. Capturing and storing data is one of the most important parts of… Read More »SD Card with Arduino
GPIO, General Purpose Input Output is a set of pins in the microcontroller, which functions by passing data into and out of the board. They… Read More »Introduction to GPIO
The fight on C vs Embedded C has been going on for quite some time. First off—Yes, there really IS something officially called “Embedded C”,… Read More »C vs Embedded C
In the previous post, we tried understand what a volatile keyword in C/C++ is. In this post, we will have a look at using the… Read More »How to use volatile qualifier with structure?
In this tutorial, we will explain how to install TL866 II programmer’s software on a Linux machine. Instead of giving a clear-cut list of steps,… Read More »Install TL866 II programmer’s software XGPRO on a Linux machine
In this blog, we will try to demystify the process of flashing ATmega328P, an 8-bit AVR microcontroller, using serial programming algorithm. Why should you know… Read More »Serial Programming of AVR Microcontrollers
In this post we will explore Functions in C. We will look at what functions are and how they make our lives easy. Let’s say… Read More »Functions in C
The proper use of C’s volatile keyword is poorly understood by many programmers. This is not surprising, as most C texts dismiss volatile in a… Read More »Understand the Volatile Keyword in C/C++
Overview for setting up TI MSP430 Traditionally, we select a microcontroller and use the IDE provided along with it. In our case, we are working… Read More »TI MSP430: Setup without an IDE on Windows 10
What are pointers really? How do they work? And most importantly how are they useful?! In C programming, pointers point to locations. Locations in memory.… Read More »Pointers in C/C++