Unfortunately, the lead SW engineer of the KiCAD v8 is probably a big mouse fan. Many features changed from pure keyboard-wise to a clicking hell. Even the route command in the PCB editor needs to be invoked by the X key and confirmed with the left mouse click. This is the highest possible stupidity and the efficiency killer. The new BOM tool is a chapter of its own.
I was surprised by how many influencers glorified the KiCAD v8 on the day of the release. Everything needs time for testing and verification. We are still in the beta phase with the KiCAD v8, even though they say it is the official release.
You need to check the Reference manual of your chip for the memory architecture. There is no general answer. There can be differences, especially between "normal" and "special" devices (Critical safety, etc.). Generally speaking, no. Each device has privileged access.
I wanted to attend an IPC training this year, so I have some contacts to training company representatives. Generally speaking, those training courses are pretty expensive but your CV will be happy...
I'm having a data coming with 400 kbit/s i would like to process and transfer this data with ethernet tcp server using lwip library at the same time while DMA is operating
You said, "at the same time". Of course, you can access the memory from two peripherals. You need to implement a circular buffer or similar memory structure. Ask @Umesh Lokhande or others for the best implementation practices. The HW side is safe here.
Yes, these courses are quite expensive. I am not typical PCB layout engineer at my Job, however I do some personal projects. If this goes in thousand's of €s then I probably skip.
am mostly applying deep learing and machine learning for object detection and recognition + (nao have sevral models in his system from voice recognition and motions ... am trying to use the max of it abilities
Starting a Microchip MPLAB X IDE project for a dsPIC33CH dual-core microcontroller. Using the MPLAB code configurator (MCC) to set up the project. Going over a few of the complexities of getting the project up and running.
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Tina TI or Tina? Double clicking on it opens up the full view and you can configure it as voltmeter, ammeter etc. The two wires +/- go to the nodes wherever you want to probe.
While I tend to agree with this, this is something that is to happen eventually in a 12-15 year horizon. Maybe just like people are adapting to EVs now. Diversifying with the topics we learn, trying to relate one to another will help? This will require lot of time to be put from one's side to tap into little of many things around and go deep into one whenever required. Just like investment portfolio diversification while there is volatility and eventually it will settle at a point which is fuzzy now but obvious then. Curious to know what ya'll think!
I am bit afraid how AI to reaching various domains. There are already various tools for SW or FW development one for an e.g gitHub co-pilot and many more. AI can target HW development too, just imagine AI tool which can go through all the spec sheets of the ICs and reference designs, can design a system, incl PCB layout.
This is just my perspective, I would like to hear from expert here on this server, I am tagging few @Petr Dvořák @Umesh Lokhande @pallavaggarwal .
Okay @everyone, we just under an hour away from this week's Office Hours meetup. We're going to have a slight change in our usual format today with @shafii ramadhani breaking down the evolution of his business, REA Innovations Tanzania, and where he's hit a production bottleneck. We're going to discuss ways to design optimize and scale.