Year: 2025

Authors:Ferenc Speiser, István Szalay, Dénes Fodor Department: Department of Power Electronics and E-Drives, University of Győr, Hungary Translator: Anne Proofreader: Mike Original text: https://www.mdpi.com/2673-4591/79/1/52 This article is based on the Creative Commons text sharing agreement: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ Abstract In the automotive industry, reducing development costs is crucial. The development of electrical hardware is an expensive and … Read more

This article is reprinted from the Extreme Community. Extreme Column: ARM Chip Building Guide Author: djygrdzh After a year, I finally have the chance to build a chip again. This time, it’s the hot automotive chip. I remember two years ago, there were hardly any companies in China making pre-installed automotive chips. Fast forward two … Read more

Click the blue text👆 Follow & Star us The electronic Jianghu will not get lost Introduction If you still think RISC-V can only do MCU, then you are wrong. With the strong support of SiFive and the RISC-V Foundation, it can be said that what ARM and x86 can do, RISC-V can do as well. … Read more

Author | Anonymous Produced by | Automotive Electronics and Software #01 ARM Processors Currently, a significant portion of the processors used in controllers responsible for core vehicle control functions are based on the ARM architecture. This architecture occupies a crucial position in the automotive electronics field due to its excellent energy efficiency, broad ecosystem support, … Read more

Learning ARMv8, how can we do without a development board? Some friends say, I can use QEMU? I must responsibly say that QEMU cannot simulate the hardware behavior of ARMv8 100%, there are many places that QEMU cannot simulate, so a real hardware board is still needed. For example, in the following two examples, QEMU … Read more

Celebrate National Day Click the blue text above to follow “Wang Yujie Blog” Introduction A few days ago, I posted two articles: “Installing .NET Core 3.0 Runtime and SDK on Raspberry Pi 4” and “‘Auto-start’ .NET Core 3.0 Environment on Raspberry Pi”. However, there is still a pit: our website can only be accessed via … Read more

Getting Started with Raspberry Pi 4: Environment Setup 1. Purpose of the Article 2. Hardware Configuration of Raspberry Pi 4B 3. Building the First Basic Project 3.1 Environment Preparation 3.2 Source Code Download 3.3 Code Compilation and Program Download 3.4 Raspberry Pi Hardware Connection 4. Optimization and Debugging Methods 4.1 Modify the config.txt file on … Read more

Recently, the Raspberry Pi 4 was released, featuring a quad-core A72 (Broadcom BCM2711), dual 4K display output, VideoCore VI GPU, and support for OpenGL ES 3.x; HEVC video can utilize 4Kp60 hardware decoding, with a maximum of 4GB LPDDR4 SDRAM, Gigabit networking, Bluetooth 5.0, USB 3.0, dual-band 802.11ac Wi-Fi, and USB type-c power supply, with … Read more

Click the blue text above to follow “Wang Yujie Blog” Introduction I recently bought a Raspberry Pi 4 with 4GB RAM and installed the official operating system Raspbian. Today, I successfully ran an ASP.NET Core 3.0 application. Let’s see how it was done~ ARM32 or ARM64? It should be noted that currently, the ARM64 version … Read more