i don't have access to that chhannel
i don't have access to that chhannel
Aits atmega16
TGo to <id:customize>, navigate to the "Browse Channels" tab, then search "Code-Review" and it will come up. Click the checkbox.
T@Event Pings and @Middleware & OS, there's been a lot of chatter around RTOS lately so just a reminder that this week's Office Hours is going to be a further exploration of the Zephyr RTOS with @ZacckOsiemo where he'll review scheduling.
You can sign up for a reminder and access the event here (https://discord.com/events/1130679493799977062/1253254620013400074) on Friday at 15:00 GMT.
You can sign up for a reminder and access the event here (https://discord.com/events/1130679493799977062/1253254620013400074) on Friday at 15:00 GMT.
T@accur4te were you able to access to the channel?
Athe option is not coming which i type code-review
A
TI'll check your roles
Tnow?
U@accur4te Did you checked the box "show all channels"
Athanks i did it now
TAny of the @MCU, MPU & Firmware devs familiar enough with Arduino to help out on this one?✅-code-reviewunable to retrieve data from a rs485 based flowmeter
KI use the ESP32 Wroom module in developing my project, when the program code is run the gas sensor that I use always gives the output "MQ135Status: 0". I don't think there is anything wrong with my code, is this related to the esp32 module that I use?
Aas per the error code , there is problem sensor reading or communication - check wiring , lib use , or trying giving 5v vcc if it supports and do use a analog pin for sensor data .
KI have also used as what you said but nothing changed
Acan you share the code?
KWhen I used the simple code, I was able to read the sensor value, but when I used the code you gave me, there was no output anymore.
THi @rezky_arjuna can you drop your code/question into the #code-review channel as a post? That’ll help prevent it from getting lost and get more eyes on it
THey @Event Pings just a friendly reminder that our continued exploration of Zephyr continues in a little less than 90 minutes with @ZacckOsiemo who will be sharing the ins and outs of scheduling on the Linux-like RTOS.
See you in the room: https://discord.com/events/1130679493799977062/1253254620013400074
See you in the room: https://discord.com/events/1130679493799977062/1253254620013400074
TSee you in 5 @Event Pings
DI'm unable to join @techielew
Lhi
SHi! I'm a bit of a late-bloomer having been stuck 15 years doing legacy FoxPro work. Now I'm on to C#, WPF, ASP.NET, and checking out Blazor. I love making apps!
RNice, if u need any collaboration am up for it
MNice for you to join us @Sejuuk
AIs there any separate channel for career advice related to electronics industry or should I put my question here ?
TYou can put here for now
Aokay
AHey everyone, I need some advice. My dad, who's a businessman in the flowmeter industry, thinks the two projects I've been working on for the past 3 months are big steps and that I'm trying to skip some steps. The projects are an ESP mesh for flowmeters and an electromagnetic flowmeter. I agree with him to some extent.
I'll be joining my second year in ECE college in the next few days. What do you think my next step should be? Should I try to get an internship in a business related to IoT (my field of interest), or should I focus on learning more theory? I already have 7+ years of experience with electronics (mainly Arduino, ESP, and Raspberry Pi) and recently finished learning Embedded C. I genuinely need help deciding. I'm really passionate about electronics, especially IoT. Thanks!
I'll be joining my second year in ECE college in the next few days. What do you think my next step should be? Should I try to get an internship in a business related to IoT (my field of interest), or should I focus on learning more theory? I already have 7+ years of experience with electronics (mainly Arduino, ESP, and Raspberry Pi) and recently finished learning Embedded C. I genuinely need help deciding. I'm really passionate about electronics, especially IoT. Thanks!
Ai want to learn electronics in depth but also its business side
UNot sure if I'm the right person to answer. But if I have been at your place. I'd have preferred to engage in an internship to gain more technical hands-on experience with professional tools used in embedded & IoT. All this is to be done along with academic studies.
TCould you do both? Can your dad help arrange a part-time internship?
THi @Event Pings
Last week some of our Engineering Hour attendees experienced technical difficulties with the stream of @Edison's session on DMA so I'm uploading the recording here. As a reminder, here's
Direct Memory Access & How It Will Transform Your Prototype for Production
You’ve heard of direct memory access and know it’s important in certain settings. Now, as your prototype gets closer to becoming a viable product, you need to optimize resources and performance. It’s time to dive head first into the world of DMA.
DMA provides a clear path from peripherals like sensors to memory, circumventing the microcontroller or microprocessor so it can remain dedicated to other tasks. That’s the simplest explanation of DMA, but under the hood there’s a lot more going on.
Tune in as IoT developer and trainer Edison Ngunjiri will walk us through the basics of DMA on an STM32 microcontroller by providing an overview of:
Don’t miss the chance to learn or brush up on your DMA skills.
https://www.linkedin.com/events/7210632510907592704/theater
Last week some of our Engineering Hour attendees experienced technical difficulties with the stream of @Edison's session on DMA so I'm uploading the recording here. As a reminder, here's
Direct Memory Access & How It Will Transform Your Prototype for Production
You’ve heard of direct memory access and know it’s important in certain settings. Now, as your prototype gets closer to becoming a viable product, you need to optimize resources and performance. It’s time to dive head first into the world of DMA.
DMA provides a clear path from peripherals like sensors to memory, circumventing the microcontroller or microprocessor so it can remain dedicated to other tasks. That’s the simplest explanation of DMA, but under the hood there’s a lot more going on.
Tune in as IoT developer and trainer Edison Ngunjiri will walk us through the basics of DMA on an STM32 microcontroller by providing an overview of:
- The STM32 DMA architecture
- Key components: Channels, Streams, Requests, etc.
- DMA Modes of Operation: Normal, Circular
Don’t miss the chance to learn or brush up on your DMA skills.
https://www.linkedin.com/events/7210632510907592704/theater
THowever, you'll have to attend Engineering Hours to see all of each of them 
I'll also post a link to this in the https://discord.com/channels/1130679493799977062/1212286094830477323 channel chat so you can pose questions to Edison/others about DMA and related topics.
I'll also post a link to this in the https://discord.com/channels/1130679493799977062/1212286094830477323 channel chat so you can pose questions to Edison/others about DMA and related topics.
JHow can we strike a balance between security and performance in IoT devices, especially low-power ones, to ensure robust protection without compromising efficiency, potentially through the use of lightweight encryption and future blockchain-based technologies? @MCU, MPU & Firmware @PCB & Analog
ZThis is an insanely loaded question but since you are already leading with lightweight encryption can you give us some sort of example?
JUsing lightweight cryptography and running it at the device level, that's able to perform some system computation at the edge
ZBut to what end? how much of your time are you running cryptography when you could be working. Would I use this in antilock brakes? I need security but I need timeliness more.
MBy doing risk analysis and threat modeling. You would start by looking at the value of the asset you are wanting to protect (hardware, functionality, IP, etc) and then working out the balance from the threats and the cost of protecting them.
For example, I only used AES128 on one of my low powered devices because the data it is protecting only has value for a short period of time, so the lower security is deemed ‘good enough’.
If the data was more valuable, then I would have had to use a more powerful device to enable stronger encryption.
For example, I only used AES128 on one of my low powered devices because the data it is protecting only has value for a short period of time, so the lower security is deemed ‘good enough’.
If the data was more valuable, then I would have had to use a more powerful device to enable stronger encryption.
JOo. What other encryption level is higher than the AES
MAES 192 and 256. These have longer keys and more rounds of processing (and therefore takes more computational effort to create).
THey @here, @Event Pings, the next Engineering Hours is set for a week from today, June 30th, at the normal time of 15:00 GMT.
@Edison will be back to drop some knowledge on clocks and timers as we progress towards task management topics. You can sign up for an event reminder: https://discord.gg/enn7NEdH8w?event=1254450027711954956
FYI, we successfully streamed today on LI and YT so there will be multiple options to tune in on Sunday, but if you want to interact with Edison and the community the best place to join is the Engineering Hour stage here in Discord.
See you Sunday
@Edison will be back to drop some knowledge on clocks and timers as we progress towards task management topics. You can sign up for an event reminder: https://discord.gg/enn7NEdH8w?event=1254450027711954956
FYI, we successfully streamed today on LI and YT so there will be multiple options to tune in on Sunday, but if you want to interact with Edison and the community the best place to join is the Engineering Hour stage here in Discord.
See you Sunday
TIsn’t this precisely the intent behind ECC/ECC-DH? @Joseph Ogbonna are you asking about end to end encryption of all data?
Ayeah i could do both , but my dad can arrange a part-time internship in core embedded system company but not in IOT industry ( that's the main issue )
Aokay i will try applying to various internship in iot domain
ZIf you can work in a core embedded environment that would be heavily beneficial. Once you grok that process well you can add connectivity and you have IOT
Aohk then , i will ask my dad to help we with few internships
JNope just for the device end