How Touch Screens Work

How Touch Screens Work

We use touch screens for several hours every day, but do you know how they work? What are their structures and the basic functions of each part? How did these components and technologies merge to form the touch screens that we cannot live without in our daily lives? Content Source: Video Author: Branch Education Translation: … Read more

IC Terminology Collection (H—N)

IC Terminology Collection (H—N)

E Course Network Integrated Editor Integrated Circuit (integrated circuit) is a type of micro electronic device or component. It uses a certain process to interconnect the necessary components such as transistors, resistors, capacitors, and inductors in a circuit, fabricating them on a small piece or several small pieces of semiconductor wafers or dielectric substrates, and … Read more

Hardware Safety Analysis of Automotive Electronics

Hardware Safety Analysis of Automotive Electronics

TÜV SÜD Academy Hardware Safety Analysis of Automotive Electronics Course Introduction 1 Course Background With the official release of ISO 26262 and the second edition of GB/T 34590 standards, the industry’s attention to functional safety of road vehicles has become more focused and broader, especially for new energy vehicles, whose core electronic controllers have higher … Read more

NVIDIA Jetson NANO Second Generation Development Kit Unboxing

NVIDIA Jetson NANO Second Generation Development Kit Unboxing

Since January 15, NVIDIA released the upgraded Jetson NANO development kit, we finally got the physical product today, four days later. I’m sure some users are asking: How do I know if I bought the first or second generation? Look at the outer packaging: Let’s take a look at the physical product: The second generation … Read more

What Does an Embedded BSP Engineer Do?

What Does an Embedded BSP Engineer Do?

Today we will learn what a BSP engineer is. 1. Embedded Systems To understand what an embedded software engineer is, we must first discuss embedded systems (embedded devices). The definition of embedded systems on Wikipedia is as follows: An embedded system (<span>Embedded System</span>) is a computer system that is embedded within mechanical or electrical systems, … Read more

A Beginner’s Guide to Maximizing Computer Hardware Performance

A Beginner's Guide to Maximizing Computer Hardware Performance

Let’s Start with a Story Many people experience their computers slowing down over time due to accumulated fragmentation, eventually leading to a crash that renders them unusable. They then follow countless tutorials online to reinstall the system. After reinstalling the system, they check that the monitor, keyboard, mouse, USB ports, network ports, and wireless network … Read more

Common Fault Solutions for Touch Screen All-in-One Machines (Part 2)

1. Touch Screen Click Accuracy Decreases [Fault Phenomenon] A touch screen has decreased click accuracy, making it difficult to position the cursor. [Fault Analysis and Handling] 1) Run the touch screen calibration program. 2) If it is a newly purchased touch screen, try uninstalling the driver, then power off the main unit for 5 seconds … Read more

Common Touchscreen All-in-One Machine Fault Solutions (Part 1)

1. Touchscreen Inaccuracy [ Fault Phenomenon ] A five-wire resistive touchscreen does not perform the corresponding operation correctly when touched on the display screen. [ Fault Analysis and Handling ] This phenomenon may indicate a calibration issue with the resistive screen. The screen calibration program can be run under the following circumstances: (Open the touchscreen … Read more

Decoding Wireless Router Hardware

Decoding Wireless Router Hardware

Source: Wireless Deep Sea Original Author: Mayfly Cai Cai When it comes to the hardware of routers, many people might say, I just want to buy a router, not build one. What’s the point of knowing all these details? This kind of thinking is actually… not wrong. Routers are quite similar to the computers or … Read more

Differences Between Writing 1 and Writing 0 for Resetting in Microcontroller Programming

Differences Between Writing 1 and Writing 0 for Resetting in Microcontroller Programming

In microcontroller programming, many engineers need to operate on registers, among which the reset operation is particularly common. According to the reset method, resetting can be divided into writing 1 for reset and writing 0 for reset. So, is there a difference? Can they be used interchangeably? 1. Operation Method Writing 1 for reset: In … Read more