Several semiconductor manufacturers now offer microcontrollers which are based on ARM technology. These microcontrollers provide an extensive peripheral mix combined with an outstanding ...

For a beginner new to ARM based microcontrollers, it can sometimes be a little difficult knowing where exactly to start finding all the useful information that will help with a new design. There are ...

Based on the 32-Bit ARM-7 general-purpose microprocessor, the TMS470 series of microcontrollers contains seven devices with flash memory sizes from 64 KB to 1 MB. A high-end timer (HET) allows ...

[Sergey Lyubka] put together this epic guide for bare-metal microcontroller programming. While the general concepts should be applicable to most any microcontroller, [Sergey]s examples specifically ...

The energy cost of home appliances like washing machines and refrigerators could drop if a new microcontroller announced by Arm on Monday lives up to expectations. Arm released the Cortex M4 ...

Three and a half years after launching the Raspberry Pi Pico and RP2040 microcontroller, Raspberry Pi has introduced new versions of each that bring a number of upgrades. While Raspberry Pi is best ...

Developers searching for a versatile, open source ARM development board may be interested to know that the D-MARK will soon be available to purchase from the Crowd Supply website. Unfortunately, no ...

In need of a simple microcontroller board for your project? Then, an Arduino board might be exactly what you're looking for. This open-source hardware platform comes in a multitude of versions, from ...

It’s generally pretty easy to spot a microcontroller on a PCB. There are clues aplenty: the more-or-less central location, the nearby crystal oscillator, the maze of supporting passives, and perhaps ...

In one of my previous posts, Introduction to Docker for Embedded Software Developers, we started to discuss Docker's role in embedded software development. Docker provides a mechanism to set up our ...

The RA8 main feature set is provided by the Arm V8.1-M architecture used in the Cortex-M85 (Fig. 2). The platform can deliver 6.39 CoreMarks/MHz and run at speeds up to 480 MHz. The architecture ...

There's more to life than an ESP32.