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Implementation setup of Atmega32

AUTOMATED SECURITY SYSTEMS

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1. INTRODUCTION Advancements in security systems have notably progressed, incorporating smartphone control and the utilization of microcontrollers and Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) based microprocessors within a brief timeframe. These enhancements in technology have facilitated automation systems, offering convenient features that streamline daily life. Enabling remote control of appliances via smartphones, whether in a home or […]

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TI AM335X ARM SOM FOR GATEWAY APPLICATIONS

TI AM335X ARM SOM FOR GATEWAY APPLICATIONS

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MYIR introduces an Linux-ready industry-oriented MYC-C335X-GW CPU Module powered by TI’s AM335x ARM Cortex-A8 processor (800MHz AM3354 by default) which features PowerVR™ SGX530 for 2D and 3D graphics acceleration. Measuring only 50mm by 40mm, the MYC-C335X-GW is the fourth AM335x CPU Module designed by MYIR especially for gateway applications. It integrates a DDR3L RAM memory, a Nand Flash or an eMMC Flash, EEPROM and PMIC.

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Ruffo Caselli, Italian Painter of Microprocessors, Plans to Show Work in United States

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New York, NY (PRWEB) February 6, 2007 Maestro Ruffo Caselli, from Ovada in Italy, is planning to exhibit his canvases in the United States.   Those who know Ruffo Caselli, the well-known abstract artist, usually describe him as polite, reserved, and above all, the painter of microprocessors.   Now aged seventy-four, after more than 120

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McObject Releases eXtremeDB In-Memory Database for Motorola ColdFire Microprocessors

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(PRWEB) December 1, 2003 eXtremeDB cuts time-to-market for ColdFire MCF5272- and MCF5282-based systems by replacing self-developed embedded storage management with a proven in-memory database. eXtremeDB’s tiny RAM footprint minimizes manufacturing costs, while its streamlined, all-in-memory architecture ensures the real-time performance required for embedded systems applications.   Developers choose Motorola’s ColdFire for its rich development tool

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