I encountered a HardFault while working on a project, which was quite troublesome. HardFaults are typically difficult to locate, and the project has been on hold since then. After seeing a sharing from Zheng Nian Jun, I decided to share this useful resource with everyone; good things should not be kept hidden.
Have you ever encountered HardFault issues while using STM32?
I was troubled by this issue for
Previously, installing Windows on Raspberry Pi was a bit of a hassle, downloading the system image, flashing it, and a series of complex configurations.
Two months ago, a Raspberry Pi enthusiast abroad wrote a script - WoR-flasher, which can automate all these operations and comes with a graphical interface. You don’t have to worry about Microsoft licensing
If game console manufacturers are striving to create increasingly lighter and thinner machines, why can't computer manufacturers do the same? Well, some manufacturers have indeed done so, but it seems that these products, which only pursue lightness and thinness, lack in-depth functionality, or are small but quite thick.
While no OEM manufacturer had been able to achieve this before, someone has now brought us a surprise. Yes, NODE, through relentless effort and creativity, has finally brought us the Raspberry Pi 3
How does software define a vehicle?
Author | Shanshan
Editor | Wenliang
“The era of “software-defined vehicles” has long begun, with more and more players, including OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers, and content providers, joining in and trying to carve out their own share of this trend.
As the value of automotive software is increasingly recognized, both within and outside the industry, the understanding and research of
When it comes to mini PC hosts, I believe that everyone in front of the screen is no stranger to it, and it can be said that it is currently a relatively popular type of product. Let's get straight to the point, I won't talk too much nonsense, this article will bring you a review experience of a mini PC host launched by the domestic brand “Zero刻” called
ST provides a rich and complete STM32 development ecosystem, which greatly alleviates the development pressure on engineers and shortens the development cycle, allowing STM32 MCU developers to fully unleash their creativity.
Choosing STM32 means choosing a leading brand based on the ARM® Cortex®-M core microcontrollers. Currently, STM32 has nine series, divided into three categories: mainstream series, high-performance series, and ultra-low-power series.
With ST's rich and complete open
Hello everyone, the previous article on embedded salary statistics was taken down due to some unavoidable reason, and many people have privately asked about it, so here comes this 2.0 version.
So, after searching extensively, I found the 2.0 version of the embedded salary statistics, haha~
This version of the embedded salary statistics has been optimized, and everyone can fill in their salary through the QR code below. Recently, there is a campus recruitment for the 2024 graduates, and many students are
Last Thursday, Google finally released Android Studio 3.0 after more than half a year of refinement, providing a satisfactory answer for Android developers. As usual, with every new version of the development tools, many cautious friends still worry about stability, whether there are pitfalls, etc., choosing to wait and see before updating.
After reviewing the official introduction of the new features in the development tools, I decided
32-bit ARM Cortex-M microcontrollers are widely used in various embedded systems and applications due to their low power consumption, high performance, and multifunctional features. These microcontrollers are utilized across a wide range of industries and applications.
Here are some common applications of 32-bit ARM Cortex-M microcontrollers:
IoT sensors and nodes
Home automation and smart devices
Industrial IoT (IIoT) devices
Wearable devices
Smartphones and tablets
Game consoles
Digital cameras
Smart TVs
Contributors: Zhang Qian, Dan Jiang, Xiao Zhou
About two weeks ago, the Raspberry Pi 4 announced its latest upgrade: a new 8GB memory version priced at $75. Is this new Raspberry Pi worth it? To answer this question, a YouTuber named Jeff Geerling came up with a bold idea: on a workday, unplug his MacBook Pro and plug in the newly purchased 8GB Raspberry Pi 4 as his main work computer to see what it feels like after a
