I am Lao Wen, an embedded engineer who loves learning. Follow me to become even better together! Source | Internet Layout | strongHuang Every industry has its professional terms, which can sometimes be confusing for outsiders. The computer industry is no exception, especially some terms that are translated from English, which can be quite frustrating … Read more
The leader in the chip programming industry, ACROVIEW, recently released the latest update for its programming software and a list of newly supported chip models, among which the Hercules H1D03N3W72 programmable video bridge has been supported by ACROVIEW’s universal programming platform, AP8000. H1D03N3W72 is a programmable video bridge device that supports various mobile image sensor … Read more
In this series, you will learn how to control the screen with assembly code on the Raspberry Pi, starting with displaying random data, then learning to display a fixed image and text, and finally formatting numbers as text. — Alex Chadwick Welcome to the screen series course. In this series, you will learn how to … Read more
LCD Module In the previous article, we learned what the Arduino library is and how to install it. Today, we will learn how to display specific content using the LCD module, while also practicing the use of the standard library. There are many types of LCD modules, typically represented by “rows x characters”, such as … Read more
Arduino is familiar to electronics enthusiasts and engineers, but the 8-bit CPU and slow clock speed are not suitable for deep development. When combined with the STM32F103C8T6, a whole new application emerges, allowing us to program STM32 boards using the Arduino IDE. The materials required for this project include: STM32 Blue Pill (STM32F103C8T6), FTDI programmer, … Read more
1. Introduction RISC OS was born in 1987, originally developed by Acorn Computers in Cambridge, England. This system is primarily designed for the ARM platform, and its name comes from the supported Reduced Instruction Set Computing (RISC) architecture. RISC OS is neither Linux nor based on Windows, but rather a desktop system with a unique … Read more
Since the advent of microcontrollers, controlling robots has become increasingly easier. However, before such excellent tools were available, how did engineers make robots move? Analog Computers 1 Before digital computers were invented, people built analog computers using vacuum tubes, capacitors, inductors, and resistors, which could perform many simple calculations and control tasks. An analog computer … Read more
Youth Robotics Technology Level Exam Theory Comprehensive Paper (Level 4) Score: 100 Questions: 30 1. Multiple Choice Questions (20 questions, 80 points total) 1. The following Arduino C program runs, under which condition will the serial monitor output “B”? ( ) A. score > 75 && score < 90 B. score > 75 || score … Read more
Arduino is the most suitable open-source electronics platform for makers. —— Robotkang After two months of news updates, I have increased my awareness of global news, but the daily updates have caused me some confusion, perhaps due to being too busy with work lately, O(∩_∩)O haha~. Therefore, I have adjusted the strategic positioning of this … Read more
Welcome to Chipboard Workshop, I’m the beloved Xiao Yueyue. Today, I bring you a creative DIY using LeezP710. 1. Preparations Before Operation As we all know, LeezP710 can run the ARM64 Linux operating system, which opens up more possibilities for applications, such as children’s programming education. The tutorial below is designed for kids; today we’re … Read more