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Debugging & Performance Optimization
1. Correct Use of the Multimeter To use the multimeter correctly, familiarize yourself with the dial before use. Adjust the two zero position regulators gently. Choose the correct terminals, ensuring the red and black probes are inserted into the right holes. Turn the switch to the correct range. Choose the appropriate measurement range for accurate … Read more
The automotive generator is the main power source of a vehicle, functioning to supply power to all electrical devices (excluding the starter) while charging the battery during normal engine operation. The purpose of testing the current and voltage of the automotive generator is to assess the charging rate of the generator, which is related to … Read more
When an SD memory card fails to format, it may be due to write protection, file system corruption, virus infection, or hardware issues. Here are the detailed steps to resolve the problem: 1. Check the Physical Write Protection Switch 1. Locate the write protection switch on the side of the SD card (usually marked as … Read more
Follow and star our public account for exciting content Source: Content from http://www.cnblogs.com/IClearner/, Author: IC_learner, thank you. Today, let’s talk about low power design. This low power design is basically at the introductory level, which means it is mostly explained from a theoretical perspective. You could say it is based on what is written in … Read more
This article is one of the series in the “RISC-V CPU Design” column. Note: This article is excerpted from the first domestic book that systematically introduces CPU and RISC-V design, titled “Hands-on Guide to CPU Design: RISC-V Processor Edition” by “Silicon Farmer Alexander” (expected to be released in March-April 2018). The phrase “dynamic as a … Read more
1 Introduction The previous article reviewed the hierarchical methods of low power design【Technical Review】, and this article further discusses some of the key points. This is particularly beneficial for those who are new to low power design, as it may provoke more thoughts. 2 Why Low Power Design is Necessary The previous article mentioned several … Read more
After two hours of on-site rush, I found that the PLC program just wouldn’t download! This was a common predicament I faced when I first started in the industry. If you are about to get into PLCs, make sure to get the “environment setup” right to avoid unnecessary detours. Today, let’s discuss the configuration and … Read more
After observing the discussions about bit operations in the group over the past few days, it’s hard to express my feelings! Some of the bit operation codes written by people made my eyes hurt. If the fundamentals of these bit operations are not solid, you could end up in serious trouble on-site! Not to mention … Read more
This thing can be quite confusing for beginners; just looking at that pile of PLC models can be overwhelming. I have been in this industry for nearly 20 years and have seen too many novices struggling with books only to arrive on-site completely lost. Let’s get to the point: when selecting a PLC, don’t just … Read more
Teaching Syllabus for “Principles and Applications of Wireless Sensor Network Technology” Course Name: Wireless Sensor Networks Class Hours/Credits: 40/2.5 Prerequisites: Analog Circuits, Computer Networks, Communication Principles, Operating Systems, Microcomputer Principles and Interface Technology, C Programming Language Applicable Major: Internet of Things Engineering Does it include in-class experiments: Yes 1. Course Nature and Tasks (Tasks to … Read more