Learning programming has become a headache for many. There are those late nights when I look up at the bright moon, wondering when I can fully grasp assembly language and fulfill my dreams. But reality always hits hard…. There are many moments when I feel like smashing my keyboard, but we, the brave, will not … Read more
Friends with a bit of computer knowledge must know that computers only recognize 0s and 1s. Back in the day, to write a program, one had to use 0s and 1s, haha, cool right? The admiration for programmers likely originated from that time. Later, people found it very inconvenient to write programs using just 0s … Read more
The author of this article is Jean J. Labrosse, founder of Micrium and chief consultant for the Micrium product line, responsible for ensuring compliance with strict policies and standards. Jean J. Labrosse has a profound understanding of embedded systems and has authored the μC/OS series of books, which have garnered widespread attention in China! Embedded … Read more
In our country, very few friends in embedded programming have graduated from formal computer science programs; most come from automatic control or electronics-related majors. These individuals have strong practical experience but lack theoretical knowledge. A large portion of those who graduated from computer science programs tend to work on online games or web pages, higher-level … Read more
Access, Inspect, and Control The term “debug” has a legendary history. According to various sources, the word debug was coined in 1945 by computer pioneer and U.S. Navy Rear Admiral Grace Hopper when she removed a moth from the Harvard Mark II computer. The use of the word bug can also be traced back to … Read more
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A Dual-Shoulder Backpack How Difficult Is It? Give It a Try! →_→ Long Press Recognition Circuits synthesized from FPGA are located inside the chip, making it nearly impossible to measure signals using oscilloscopes or logic analyzers. Therefore, manufacturers like Xilinx have invented built-in logic analyzers. In Vivado, this is called ILA (Integrated Logic Analyzer), whereas … Read more
A logic analyzer is an instrument used to simultaneously capture, display, and measure multiple electronic signals in digital circuits. Logic analyzers can show the relationships and timing between many different signals in digital systems and are often capable of analyzing digital communication protocols such as I2C, SPI, and serial. Therefore, logic analyzers are the best … Read more
Click the blue text to follow us Follow and star our official account for exciting content delivered daily Source: Online materials 1 Reasons for Changing FPGA Debugging Techniques During functional debugging of hardware design, the reprogramming capability of FPGA is a key advantage. In the early use of CPLD and FPGA, if a design was … Read more
This series will bring systematic learning of FPGA, starting from the most basic digital circuit fundamentals, with the most detailed operational steps and straightforward language descriptions, providing a “foolproof” explanation. This allows students majoring in electronics, information, and communication, as well as newcomers to the workplace and professional developers looking to advance, to have a … Read more