Hi, This is Tahenan, A Graduate Student in US trying jobs in Firmware/Embedded Development

Hi,
This is Tahenan,
A Graduate Student in US trying jobs in Firmware/Embedded Development

Ttahenan Hi, This is Tahenan, A Graduate Student in US trying jobs in Firmware/Embedded ...

techielew•1/17/24, 4:40 AM

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Aabhishek awasthi and yes buildroot is way smaller in comparison to yocto .. yocto can go around 5...

techielew•1/17/24, 4:43 AM

Thanks, I'm assuming you've implemented both in commercial projects, correct?

The general sentiment I've been getting from those I talk to is buildroot is common for more resource-constrained consumer electronics-type devices and Yocto is for bigger, more feature rich platforms.

Would be interested to hear from you or anyone else who has experience with either

Ttechielew Thanks, I'm assuming you've implemented both in commercial projects, correct? ...

abhishek awasthi•1/17/24, 5:35 AM

so apparently i havent got the commercial projects upon buildroot or yocto .. i have done one where i had build packages from scratch and complie then to make embedded linux ..busybox based environment ...

Ttechielew Thanks, I'm assuming you've implemented both in commercial projects, correct? ...

abhishek awasthi•1/17/24, 5:36 AM

... also like one can think buildroot and yocto like how we have kicad and altium ... i mean both of them does the job ... one is just a bit more on the professional side ...and more resources ...

Aabhishek awasthi so apparently i havent got the commercial projects upon buildroot or yocto .. i...

abhishek awasthi•1/17/24, 5:38 AM

i mean we all tinker around and learn ...

AJAY KUMAR V•1/17/24, 5:52 AM

AAJAY KUMAR V Hi

Phoenix•1/17/24, 5:56 AM

Hi welcome

Hemal•1/17/24, 5:58 AM

Hello Everyone, I'm a hardware engineer based in Dubai, just discovered this server from LinkedIn post.

AJAY KUMAR V•1/17/24, 6:01 AM

Thank you @Phoenix
I have done internship at some startup which is based in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India. Interested in Embedded system development (From requirement gathering till product delivery).
Currently looking for an opportunity to learn and grow.

HHemal Hello Everyone, I'm a hardware engineer based in Dubai, just discovered this ser...

techielew•1/17/24, 6:08 AM

What's up @hemalchevli. Welcome. What type of projects are you working on?

Ttechielew What's up @hemalchevli. Welcome. What type of projects are you working on?

Hemal•1/17/24, 6:14 AM

Currently working on Jetson carrier board at work and some ESP32 based projects at home

AAJAY KUMAR V Thank you @Phoenix I have done internship at some startup which is based in Ben...

Phoenix•1/17/24, 6:26 AM

nice, is your internship related to iot ? what's the startup about

HHemal Currently working on Jetson carrier board at work and some ESP32 based projects ...

techielew•1/17/24, 6:30 AM

Well if that isn't the range of hardware ahha

Ttechielew Welcome @gKarthikSai, you and @Navadeep would get along great! He's a fellow FPG...

gKarthikSai•1/17/24, 6:31 AM

Ive worked with basys 3 artix 7 dev board and mini lattice board......just got my self started with fpga's......sure would love to share my work here and will join the office hours........thanks for the invite

gKarthikSai•1/17/24, 6:36 AM

currently im working on a foc based bldc controller....for now ive used a stm32 but in future i would love seeing it having a fpga

gKarthikSai•1/17/24, 6:38 AM

Happy to meet you @Navadeep

GgKarthikSai currently im working on a foc based bldc controller....for now ive used a stm32 ...

Navadeep•1/17/24, 6:41 AM

Here you go @Padmalaya Rawal! I see dots getting connected hahaa

GgKarthikSai Happy to meet you @Navadeep

Navadeep•1/17/24, 6:44 AM

Cheers @gKarthikSai.

GgKarthikSai Ive worked with basys 3 artix 7 dev board and mini lattice board......just got m...

Joseph Ogbonna•1/17/24, 7:07 AM

Great @gKarthikSai, you can always share your projects and any challenge you face in the process

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Umesh Lokhande•1/17/24, 7:28 AM

How do you decide whether to use synchronous or asynchronous finite-state machines in the context of FPGA? Is it true that hybrid approaches that combine synchronous and asynchronous are possible? @Navadeep and other FPGA users. Any thoughts or input?

UUmesh Lokhande How do you decide whether to use synchronous or asynchronous finite-state machin...

techielew•1/17/24, 7:29 AM

@gKarthikSai

gKarthikSai•1/17/24, 7:34 AM

About the hybrid approach I'm not sure

UUmesh Lokhande How do you decide whether to use synchronous or asynchronous finite-state machin...

gKarthikSai•1/17/24, 7:35 AM

With synchronous FSM you have to be careful of time delay for the clock speed.....in asynchronous there is no clock there are no boundaries or restrictions

UUmesh Lokhande How do you decide whether to use synchronous or asynchronous finite-state machin...

Navadeep•1/17/24, 7:37 AM

I suppose by synchronous youre referring to syncing with the clock signal. If so, it's all about the clock.

Do you want the event to happen at definite clock cycle intervals? - go woty synchronous
If the requirement is to have an external input form the user, an event occurrence in the process itself like or a flag or interrupt and control the state machine transition based on these, then you have asynchronous.

Navadeep•1/17/24, 7:44 AM

If time sensitive events, asynchronous can be faster as there is no need to wait for the next clock edge to come. It should be feasible to implement hybrid. I am curious now - will try it out. One way is to have synchronous FSM running along with async to override it. I am quite fuzzy about time delay and how to healthily override.

Navadeep•1/17/24, 7:45 AM

Something exactly like MCU running a task and interrupt getting raised and serviced.

GgKarthikSai With synchronous FSM you have to be careful of time delay for the clock speed......

Umesh Lokhande•1/17/24, 7:46 AM

Hi @gKarthikSai Thank you so much!

NNavadeep If time sensitive events, asynchronous can be faster as there is no need to wait...

Umesh Lokhande•1/17/24, 7:49 AM

I have very little experience so far and that too with interfacing memory controllers (RAM, Flash) with FPGA. So thinking in that context. I'd be happy to explore more from you on the hybrid approach

Aditya thakekar•1/17/24, 7:49 AM

Hybrid approaches I haven't worked on majorly synchronous fpga time critical

AAditya thakekar Hybrid approaches I haven't worked on majorly synchronous fpga time critical

Umesh Lokhande•1/17/24, 7:56 AM

Even I'm curious from the time, I got to know from conversations in the team. I then decided to confirm with our community!

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Padmalaya Rawal•1/17/24, 10:35 AM

I need help with ESP32 modules Bare Schematic. I have the following 3 modules.

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PPadmalaya Rawal I need help with ESP32 modules Bare Schematic. I have the following 3 modules. ...

abhishek awasthi•1/17/24, 10:36 AM

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Ppallavaggarwal Guys, I will be speaking at IOTSHOW 2024 which is happening on 31st Jan, if you ...

Aditya thakekar•1/17/24, 10:37 AM

Great work

PPadmalaya Rawal I need help with ESP32 modules Bare Schematic. I have the following 3 modules. ...

ShreeshaN•1/17/24, 10:40 AM

Can you define what kind of help with these modules?

Ttechielew Welcome, Rohith! Good to meet you! By BMS I'm assuming you mean battery manageme...

Rohith sai•1/17/24, 10:48 AM

Yes @techielew I develop software solutions for battery management systems. And currently during my time pursuing masters in germany. I'm looking for oppurtunities as work student..

RRohith sai Yes @techielew I develop software solutions for battery management systems. An...

nour_oud•1/17/24, 11:14 AM

Welcome to the server Rohith sai ! Happy to have you as a DevHead!

RRohith sai Yes @techielew I develop software solutions for battery management systems. An...

nour_oud•1/17/24, 11:24 AM

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LMtx•1/17/24, 11:38 AM

Jim Cantrell, CEO at Phantom Space, agreed to be a guest on my podcast. We will discuss satellites as advanced IoT devices.
Let me know if you have any questions regarding satellites and the space industry - I will include them in our conversation.

LLMtx Jim Cantrell, CEO at Phantom Space, agreed to be a guest on my podcast. We will ...

nour_oud•1/17/24, 11:53 AM

Exciting! What are the potential applications and benefits of treating satellites as part of the Internet of Things?

Nnour_oud Exciting! What are the potential applications and benefits of treating satellite...

LMtx•1/17/24, 11:57 AM

Cantrell created the concept of a software-defined satellite. We will compare that with the Digital Twin approach. I will also ask him about the hardware and software components of modern satellites.

LLMtx Cantrell created the concept of a software-defined satellite. We will compare th...

nour_oud•1/17/24, 12:23 PM

That would be interesting, ask him for me when an ordinary human can visit space

, and don't forget pls to tell us when the video is ready on YouTube.

Nnour_oud That would be interesting, ask him for me when an ordinary human can visit space...

LMtx•1/17/24, 12:28 PM

Hehehe, I'd love to travel to space myself

The video will be available in three weeks at the earliest. I've got two other recorded episodes waiting to be published (one of them is my conversation with Marcello Majonchi, Chief Product Officer at Arduino).

pallavaggarwal•1/17/24, 12:49 PM

@LMtx Please ask how development of space electronics different? What are the typical development steps involved? What do they do different or extra in validation stage, vs say industrial electronics

Ppallavaggarwal @LMtx Please ask how development of space electronics different? What are the ty...

LMtx•1/17/24, 12:50 PM

Those are excellent points. I'll include them in our conversation.

techielew•1/17/24, 1:45 PM

Hey @Petr Dvořák the other day in the Low-cost but still excellent oscilloscopes for SOHO thread you got on the topic of Smith charts.

Do you still use them in your hardware development efforts? Can you explain how you'd use a Smith chart to determine something like load input impedance?

Curious if @pallavaggarwal @Joseph Ogbonna @Aditya thakekar or others use these methods as well and when/where they apply them.

Ttechielew Hey @Petr Dvořák the other day in the https://discord.com/channels/1130679493799...

Joseph Ogbonna•1/17/24, 1:50 PM

my last design i did using Nordic nRF52840 which had a BLE on it. Wanted to use the smith chart, but found it a little bit difficult, but was recommended to use VNA device instead for my antenna tuning it get my desired value. So i dont actually use them in my design, but its helpful to a certain point.

Petr Dvořák•1/17/24, 2:20 PM

@techielew Well, the Smith chart is not a calculator. It is a special format of logmag chart in a round form. The Smith chart gives you information how the impedance varies with frequency. For the given frequency, the Smith chart can help you with finding a corrective matching network for your antenna feed point or transmitter output. The Smith chart can help us designing a matching network. It can help to design a matching network for all load impedance values because the Smith chart is designed for a normalized values. Our equipment use 50 Ohm or 75 Ohm. The Smith chart can be used to display the impedance characteristics measured by the given instrument and the given component, transmission line, impedance etc.