Posts by Ibrar Ayyub:
ARM CoreSight SoC-600, The Future of Debug
Posted on: 05 Apr 2018
Debugging is an important part of the design process that is necessary to identify and fix errors. Over the decades, debug tools had evolved providing easier and simpler solutions. Today, ARM introduces CoreSight SoC-600 as the next-generation debug and trace tool that speeds up finding the root of the problem, with less iterations and lower risks. Addressing the […]
Add WiFi & Bluetooth Easily With Koala® Connect Modules
Posted on: 04 Apr 2018
Clarinox Technologies Pty Ltd was formed with the aim of providing cost effective and innovative wireless embedded systems solutions to business. Due to the experience of the Clarinox team, more embedded systems are designed to develop leading edge solutions. In addition to delivering flexible and robust wireless protocol software for embedded systems developments. Clarinox hottest […]
Mostly free engineering software
Posted on: 04 Apr 2018
e’re living in a golden age of software, where many useful programs are available – for free! Let’s survey some of what’s out there that just might interest an engineering crowd like the EDN community. I can’t offer personal opinions on most of these packages, but I expect to hear back from you after you’ve […]
Micro-controller Programming on a Bread Board
Posted on: 04 Apr 2018
In playing around with DIY electronics, Pugs has developed enough confidence to share his knowledge with his juniors. So, in one such occasion, he decided to give a try to program a micro-controller, as part of the electronics hobby club. There have been many hobbyist micro-controllers, like 8051, PIC, AVR, … and an equivalent or […]
Current Sensor Amplifier & Over Current Switch
Posted on: 03 Apr 2018
Current sensor amplifier and over current switch project is based on ACS714-30A current sensor and LM358 Op-amp, ½ of LM358 op-amp used as an amplifier for low voltage and 2nd 1/2 LM358 op-amp used as comparator which provides over current TTL output, trimmer potentiometer provided to set the over current limit. ACS714 sensor measures the […]
FPGAs For MCU Guys
Posted on: 02 Apr 2018
A little while ago, it struck me that I was getting tired of explaining what FPGAs are and how they work their magic to those of my chums who — thus far — have worked only with microcontrollers (MCUs), so I decided to write a three-part mini-series of articles to offer as an introduction. As […]
Nokia5110 graphical display interfacing with AVR ATmega16/ATmega32
Posted on: 02 Apr 2018
Introduction Nokia5110 is a graphical display that can display text, images and various patterns. It has a resolution of 48×84 and comes with a backlight. It uses SPI communication to communicate with a microcontroller. Data and commands can be sent through microcontroller to the display to control the display output. It has 8 pins. For […]
Configuring and using XBEE wireless modules
Posted on: 31 Mar 2018
Xbees are some of the most powerful wireless modules you can find and they’re also very easy to configure and use. The only thing is they cost about Rs.1000 to Rs.2500 depending on the range and other parameters. If you’re like me and only bought the modules without the breakout boards or forgot to buy […]
Using a supercapacitor for power management and energy storage with a small solar cell
Posted on: 31 Mar 2018
In Part 1 of this series, we have reviewed solar cell performance, how to select and size the supercapacitor, requirements of supercapacitor charging circuits and charging IC characteristics. We will now use two case studies to illustrate these properties in detail. Case Study 1: Using a small solar cell indoors at low light, 100 lux, […]
1 Cent Lab-On-A-Chip For Early Diagnostics
Posted on: 30 Mar 2018
Researchers at the Stanford University School of Medicine have developed a way to produce a cheap and reusable diagnostic “lab on a chip” with the help of an ordinary inkjet printer. At a production cost of as little as 1 cent per chip, the new combination of microfluidics, electronics and inkjet printing technology could usher […]
