Introduction On February 15, 1946, the first electronic digital computer <span>ENIAC</span> was born, marking the beginning of the computer era. <span>ENIAC</span> was a vacuum tube computer, with a clock frequency of only 100 kHz, but it could complete 5000 additions in <span>1s</span>. Compared to modern computers, <span>ENIAC</span> had many shortcomings, but its emergence opened a … Read more
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The Raspberry Pi, as a small, low-cost single-board computer, has unique applications in the field of network security, particularly in setting up network firewalls. Below, we will provide a detailed guide on how to set up a network firewall on a Raspberry Pi. Introduction to Raspberry Pi The Raspberry Pi was developed by the Raspberry … Read more
Scan to FollowLearn Embedded Together, learn together, grow together Introduction When I first started using STM32, I used Keil as my IDE. Due to my previous experience with VS and Eclipse, I found it difficult to tolerate the rudimentary functionality of the Keil editor, which provided an extremely poor coding experience. Later, I tried various … Read more
1. Overview 2. References 3. The “Online Debug” and “Standalone Download” Buttons in Various IDEs 4. Adding a “Standalone Download” Button in e2studio 4.1 Create External Tools 4.2 Add .jlink Script 4.3 Add External Tool — “Standalone Download” Button 4.3.1 Add Forward and Backward Buttons 4.4 Add Shortcut Key for “Standalone Download” Button 4.5 Test … Read more
Authors:Ferenc Speiser, István Szalay, Dénes Fodor Department: Department of Power Electronics and E-Drives, University of Győr, Hungary Translator: Anne Proofreader: Mike Original: 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 time-consuming … Read more
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Foreword Recently, I have been exploring some knowledge about virtualization. After understanding the theoretical concepts, I needed to choose a practical hypervisor to study the code and see the implementation details of the hypervisor, understanding how the hypervisor starts and manages virtual machines. Since I was looking at some content on ARMv8 virtualization, I found … Read more
The automotive industry is transitioning from traditional vehicles to software-defined vehicles (SDV). Software-defined means shifting traditional hardware-dependent tasks to software, enabling more flexible, programmable, and automated solutions. By 2030, software is expected to account for 50% of the value of new cars. For consumers, the biggest benefits of software-defined vehicles will be higher safety, convenience, … Read more
Introduction When I first started working with STM32, I used Keil as my IDE. Having previously used VS and Eclipse, I found the basic features of the Keil editor to be extremely poor, making the coding experience very frustrating. I then tried various IDEs, using Eclipse with Keil, but found Eclipse’s support for C language … Read more