“Decoding” the microcontroller pins so you can create a complete device is an additional step needed to make a microcontroller implementation a reality. Again, datasheets are important.

Figure 1 Example of I/O pin limits has been created from Table 39-1 in the AVR DB microcontroller datasheet. Source: Microchip Another possible problem that could arise is that the signal input might ...

For when a Pico 2 is just too general purpose The Raspberry Pi RP2350 microcontroller is generally available, ... However, there are issues with the GPIO documented in the RP2350 datasheet [PDF].

Figure 1 Example of I/O pin limits has been created from Table 39-1 in the AVR DB microcontroller datasheet. Source: Microchip. Another possible problem that could arise is that the signal input might ...

The datasheets, user manuals, and Linux SDK for the Allwinner A527, T527, and A733 SoCs, found in some SBCs like the Avaota ...

As you can see from the script, the default linker is for the Texas Instruments LM3S6965. One of the first steps you’d want to perform is to update the FLASH and RAM sections for your specific ...

R ecently, Raspberry Pi LTD released the Raspberry Pi RP2350, a microcontroller intended for use with Raspberry Pi Pico 2 and third-party RP2350-based products [h/t Hackaday].Unfortunately, a ...

The PICkit 5 steps up the Vpp to 12V, whereas the 16F72 data sheet specifically says it needs to be 13.00V ±0.25V; so I don’t know how they get away with that. Report comment Reply ...

A microcontroller includes a small CPU core, memory, and I/Os. The CPU core in question (MIPS M5150) is comparable in area, speed, process node etc. to Cortex-M3/M4, therefore I categorized it is ...