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Hi @Ming A friend of mine was wondering:
Hi @Ming A friend of mine was wondering:
How do you approach a situation where a build doesn't work as expected due to variables changing, skipping, or being overridden by included meta-layers? The build is technically successful, but the outcome isn't what we anticipated. How can we debug this kind of behavior and effectively track variable values and overrides?
For a concrete example, consider an SoC vendor meta-layer with two different versions, such as community and proprietary. We aim to include only specific parts of the vendor's meta-layer, but it's interfering with the development kit BSP layers....
Hi @ZacckOsiemo, my last gig was in the
Hi @ZacckOsiemo, my last gig was in the Open Source Program Office at Cisco and have spent a lot of time over the years working on Kubernetes and Infrastructure/Platform automation.
I've always been interested in alternative computing architectures, microcontrollers, and fpgas, but never "had the time" to really explode. Now that I have a few months off, I'm planning on taking the time to dive in head first.
I'm currently furiously 3d printing some organizational needs for my office, then I'm planning on blogging, recording, and streaming my misadventures in hardware 🤣...
Hey guys, I could use some career advice
Hey guys, I could use some career advice!
I'm currently in my second year of university studying Electronics and Communication, and I’ve been working with Arduino and microcontrollers since I was 14. Over the years, I’ve learned quite a bit about Arduino, AVR, STM32, ESP32, custom board design, Embedded C, register-level programming, and some IoT as well.
Right now, I’m trying to figure out what to specialize in so I can land a good job in the next two years. I’d love to work in a big MNC within the electronics industry or possibly join my dad’s instrumentation manufacturing business—or even start my own hardware company down the line.
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I can imagine some of your 3D printing
I can imagine some of your 3D printing skills here to do these haha. Good luck @Padmalaya Rawal!
Yes but idk, I am very beginner like I
Yes but idk, I am very beginner like I haven't even done any small project
Could you be a bit more specific
Could you be a bit more specific
for example, let say i have a function to scan devices around the area,
How do we proceed to test it?...
Yup, I am following this playlist for
Yup, I am following this playlist for setting up the environment in my windows
arduino-experiments/UART/arduino-cascade...
I'm trying to write an Arduino sketch that passes serial signals from one board to another after being triggered by either a button input or a serial input from the computer. I've gotten this to work: https://github.com/JeremySCook/arduino-experiments/blob/main/UART/arduino-cascade.ino via button presses and then via serial from the computer. However, after it receives serial signals it no longer recognizes button inputs. I'm assuming it has something to do with the if serial available bit - maybe I can just remove it. Thoughts?
May be slightly different code on the receiver, but board #1's onboard LED doesn't work either at that point....
Comparing zephyrproject-rtos:main...malt...
Thanks @ZacckOsiemo
as of right now,
my I2C Signal looks something like this
As you can see, The SCL line stays low for a set amount of time after the write setup
https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/compare/main...malto101:zephyr:ai64-r5-testing-i2c...
Yes,
Yes,
FOTA updates ensure only trusted and verified updates are installed, protecting the device, data, and network.
Wanted to get a step by step guide or what to do. @Marvee Amasi @ZacckOsiemo any thoughts on this...
Hello Everyone!
Hello Everyone!
I am going to design an edge device with nRF52840 for BLE protocol with smoke detector sensor.
In this case, I am going to get range about 100 ft.
so I would like to know if nRF52840 is suitable to my case.
furthermore, if someone has schematics reference design with nRF52840, please let me know about that....
Hi, @Enthernet Code I think creating
Hi, @Enthernet Code I think creating some projects about connecting any non-wifi mcu to the IoT server. We can connect ESP-01/ESP8266/ESP32 (AT command mode) to any 8/32-bit MCU (AVR/PIC/ARM/RISCV) to provide internet connectivity. And then cover different use cases to demonstrate the use of popular protocols in projects. Liked the idea by @techielew picking one platform and creating projects around it.