The ESP32-P4 has been announced by Espressive Systems with a RISC-V core and AI instructions. Powered by a dual-core RISC-V CPU running up to 400MHz, ESP32-P4 also supports single-precision FPU and AI extensions, thus providing all the necessary computational resources. In addition, ESP32-P4 integrates an LP-Core which can run up to 40MHz. This “big-little” architecture…
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RISC-V – Ready for the Prime Time now?
Posted by Ambreen Wali on September 24, 2022Technology has made our lives easier than ever. In the past, people needed “magic” to speed up their endeavors but now we only need to press some buttons and there you go, you can do almost everything using your fingertips in seconds but things and tools which help us spend an easy life took years…
Read MoreSuper affordable MCS-51 family CH552 Duinos
Posted by ioteditor on September 14, 2022If you are looking for a super cheap replacement for something that lies between an ATTiny and an Arduino Mini, and costs around the same as the ATTiny; you should have a look as the CH55X based boards available these days. I was able to get a handful from AliExpress for $1.31 each. The CH552…
Read MoreProgramming GAL16v8 with Stager Electric G540
Posted by ioteditor on July 22, 2022This is a starting guide for the impatient, gets you off the ground using your trusty G540 programmer in no time. This guide doesn’t assume you know how to write WinCUPL code, hence example code for a scenario is provided.
Read MoreRaspberry PI Zero W is here
Posted by ioteditor on July 19, 2022Raspberry PI silicon RP2040 has entered the embedded market with a bang, where millions of units have been sold and tens of millions are on the way. It was felt that it lacked connectivity, and Raspberry PI team have listened to the community. We now have a new version rolling out which brings effortless WiFi…
Read MoreMemory Alignment Shenanigans
Posted by ioteditor on July 15, 2022When one ventures out of the 8-bit processor universe, memory alignment is something that is expected to be taken care of for various reasons explained in the below article. Generating Aligned Memory
Read MorePushing data from esp8266/nodeMCU to MySQL
Posted by ioteditor on June 8, 2022https://iotechprojects.com/sending-data-from-the-esp8266-to-mysql-directly/ Usually, we use some sort of queuing mechanism to connect two devices or processes where the reliability/availability of either end isn’t guaranteed. However, if you have a reliable connection between two devices, the queues can be skipped. The above article does exactly that. It explains how an esp8266 based board can connect to a…
Read MorePubNub University Courses for Beginners
Posted by ioteditor on December 9, 2021This supersedes a previous post that showed a five-minute introductory tutorial about the PubNub platform. The PubNub University is offering a series of in-depth courses that are available on YouTube. Very useful for anyone who wants to use a turnkey publish/subscribe solution for their web applications and IoT devices.
Read MoreIntel MCS-51(8032/8052) family and PWM
Posted by ioteditor on August 10, 2021I remember looking at the Intel MCS-96 datasheets in the 1990s and admiring the fact that the more expensive 16-bit controller family had the HSO/HSI (High speed output/input) capability.
Read MoreAnalog Oscillators Revisited
Posted by ioteditor on July 7, 2020So,we needed to create a pure sine wave oscillator for driving a 40k Hz ultrasonic driver for an insect/mosquito repellant use case. Covid19 lockdown meant that we had to use from the parts available from our stock. It turned out that we had a bucket load of LM324 from Surplectronics.com. LM324 is a great general…
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