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STM32L5 – Excellence in ultra-low-power with more performance – Based on Cortex M33

Posted on 27/10/2018 by wp_2592768

Security has emerged as one of the 3 key areas that developers of embedded and IoT applications are thriving to improve. The STM32L5 microcontroller series is the solution and provide a new optimal balance between performance, power and security. The … Continue reading →

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How to use Android Studio, my first project

Posted on 10/10/2018 by wp_2592768

– In this tutorial you find the topics shown below. How to use Android Studio Introduction Install Java Test your Java installation Configure the System Environment Variable for Android Studio Install the USB drive for your smartphone or tablet for … Continue reading →

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Some Tips & Tricks regarding IP (Internet) Camera

Posted on 08/10/2018 by wp_2592768

We using different IP Cameras, seems to easy install its but is not true. Normally the first installation work well but if you change your Internet Provider or update the IP camera SW, born a problems ! Also if you … Continue reading →

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How to use 3 channels of the ADC in DMA mode using CUBE-MX and ATOLLIC

Posted on 26/09/2018 by wp_2592768

– For develop this project the use the NUCLEO_L031K6 (32 pin Nucleo Board), CUBE-MX and ATOLLIC. We assume that you have familiarity with this tools, in other case see our dedicate tutorials to CUBE-MX and ATOLLIC. For more info see … Continue reading →

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DC motor with Honeywell Hall sensor (it’s used like an encoder)

Posted on 23/09/2018 by wp_2592768

– In the image below there is a low cost DC motor (in my case is a 24 Vdc motor). This is a typical DC motor used for automate a gate, shutters, etc. For more info click here.  

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STM32 GPIOs interrupt & Atollic

Posted on 23/09/2018 by wp_2592768

– The GPIOs has 16 interrupt lines. All pins with same number are connected to line with same number. They are multiplexed to one line. Each line can trigger an interrupt on rising, falling or rising_falling edge on signal. For … Continue reading →

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BLE 4.x – 1 Mega bits per second is just wrong

Posted on 30/07/2018 by wp_2592768

Still confused about how fast you can really send data over Bluetooth Low Energy v.4.x (BLE) ? It’s not just you. A google search will turn up many incomplete answers. Each OS and device has it’s own restrictions, such as … Continue reading →

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Come configurare le telecamere Foscam modello FI9818W e similari con connessione via FastWeb – In Italian Language

Posted on 23/07/2018 by wp_2592768

– How to configure Foscam model FI9818W cameras and similar with connection via FastWeb – In Italian Language Concetti Base Le telecamere che si installano è meglio che abbiano un indirizzo IP statico e non via DHCP ovvero assegnato dal … Continue reading →

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STM32 & IO-LINK

Posted on 19/07/2018 by wp_2592768

The STM HW kit proposed for the IO-Link is: STM32 + L6360 or L6362A For more info click here  

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STM32 – RTC calendar and time for Atollic

Posted on 01/07/2018 by wp_2592768

This tutorial show how to configure the STM32 RTC for reading Date and Time. This example is based on NUCLEO-L476RG and use the ST-LINK Virtual Com to show on the PC the Date and Time. More info are here.

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