Respect for checklists is the answer. Four new articles posted this week on learn.mikroe.com.

“Building quality into embedded software doesn’t happen by accident.” Jacob Beningo - March 7th 2016 I like most developers enjoy getting my hands on the keyboard and solving problems. Probl [...]

Got lost this morning due to my bus driver getting himself lost. He dropped me off in an unfamiliar part of town and there I was, lost. Fortunately for me I had my handy dandy GPS and within a [...]

Each body with a temperature above the absolute zero emits an electromagnetic radiation, which is proportional to its intrinsic temperature. A part of this intrinsic radiation is infrared [...]

It's a high - tech laboratory. The nurse opens the door not with her hands, but her voice, saying "Open door". The MCU takes a second to register the sound, approves it, and opens the door [...]

An area that is still misunderstood about the MikroE. IDEs are the ability for a project level pre-processor define. Several reasons for project level defines exist. We can change the behavior [...]

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Beaglebone black is a SOC using the ARM7 architecture running the Linux OS.  The running kernel was adapted specifically for the embedded world. Interacting with click boards or other per [...]