@kmulier would you please tell us about the Beetle Boards
@kmulier would you please tell us about the Beetle Boards
Ntinyscarab
WYes am curious too 
@kmulier
@kmulier
AIt rather be a video explaining them, would you do that? 
@kmulier
@kmulier
Y@Navadeep do you have an idea how to run two paps in the two core of the ps side of the zynq Soc ?
NNot really. Can you explain a bit more what this is about?
KHi guys,
The Beetle Board is a dev board based on the WCH RISC-V microcontroller CH32V003F4P6
The Beetle Board is a dev board based on the WCH RISC-V microcontroller CH32V003F4P6
KIt's the famous 10-cent MCU
KIt's an open source project
KGitHub
Tiny beetle board based on the CH32V003 10-cent chip. - Embeetle/tiny-scarab
WOk
KAll schematics and board files are available from the links I shared above
Bwell finally managed to get the planespotters.net image api into my bot lol
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TWhen are you going to put that bot up on the marketplace lol
BIt's already up on the discord app directory if that's what you mean haha
AHi everyone, anyone has experience with RF transmitter, do you recommend FS-i6 or another model, thank you
CHi Aymen ! 
It depends on your specific needs and budget
It depends on your specific needs and budgetAI need at least 6 channels, and the budget 
50$ maximum?
50$ maximum?COk
CSo I suggest you Flysky FS-i6X: An upgraded version of the FS-i6, the FS-i6X offers additional features like telemetry support and a more modern interface. And it’s around 54$
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C@aymen ammari There are discounts on AliExpress
TReally what’s it called?!
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MHey guys, please I need your help here . I'm working on a home automation system using FreeRTOS and experimenting with Round-Robin scheduling for fair task execution. I'm facing issues with critical tasks like sensor data processing and actuator control getting delayed, affecting system responsiveness. I've tried adjusting priorities and time quantum, but the performance isn't as expected. Any tips for optimizing Round-Robin scheduling in FreeRTOS for real-time applications, or suggestions for alternative algorithms that might work better?
JConsider using a different scheduling algorithm like Earliest Deadline First (EDF) or Rate Monotonic (RM) for better real-time performance in your home automation system. These algorithms are often more suitable for meeting timing requirements compared to Round-Robin scheduling in FreeRTOS.
Sare these periodic tasks?
MHmm, EDF 
thanks @Joseph Ogbonna
thanks @Joseph Ogbonna
MYes, some of the tasks are periodic, such as sensor data sampling and actuator control updates. However, I'm also dealing with non-periodic tasks like user interface responsiveness and event handling.
Scool. I think you should assume all the tasks to be periodic and come up the CPU utilisation factor. If that is within 70%, the tasks can be scheduled and no deadline will be missed. If u see that the utilisation is more than 70%, then u need a CPU thats faster or u need to optimise the code to be faster.
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YThanks you, wishing you good luck
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AThe ram be doubling
AThe ram be twicing as much as before
MNice thanks
P#Hello Guys And My Mentors ,My Name Is Prem Thengil, Im From India , I Have Completed My Engineering In Electronics And Telecommunication And Recently I Have Completed My PG-Diploma In Embedded System Design , Im Here Because I Would love to Learn And Work With You Guys .
UHi @Prem Thengil Welcome! I'm looking forward to see you in EH Event
CWelcome @Prem Thengil
CHi everyone
CI used a laser distance sensor (CJMCU-530 Laser) with an Arduino, which is supposed to have a maximum distance of 2m, but in my various tests, I have never managed to exceed 1.2m... Has anyone else experimented with this distance sensor? Otherwise, do you have a reference for another sensor (I need a distance between 0 and 2m) besides the ultrasonic sensor SRF05.
Thank you.
Thank you.
PYou Can Try Ultrasonic Sensor (HC-SR04) its Range Is From 2/3cm to 400cm
TWelcom prem!
AI notice some pins on the left look maybe a bit oxidized do you think this affects performance?
CThank you Prem for your quick response and the suggestion!
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