In contrast, the blue microcontroller family only possesses 8-bit processors. The situation is largely the same on the RAM front. Whereas the Raspberry Pi boards have RAM ranging from 512MB to a whopping 8GB, the Arduino family barely has a maximum memory of 1MB – and that too on the ...
Normally we are designing a circuit and connecting to different other components like motors, LCDs, LEDS, even more by giving a power supply which is used by that circuit. What the microcontroller does when it is programmed with that circuit? The microcontroller families understands a program whic...
This code was written for use in a research laboratory where most of the hardware is controlled by arduino compatible microcontroller boards. Most of the hardware, such as power supplies and detectors are made inhouse. Arduinos are used for things like setting voltages and temperatures, getting ...
Re: Anyone have a FV-1 plus microcontroller design which emulates EEPROM? #2 December 29, 2020, 07:47:42 AM Well, I've looked into it but the problematic part was finding a (cheap) Arduino-ish micro that has enough storage to hold the contents of multiple EEPROMs deadastronaut ...
ESP8266 Deep Sleep with Arduino IDE ESP8266 Deep Sleep with MicroPython I2C The ESP8266 doens’t have hardware I2C pins, but it can be implemented in software. So you can use any GPIOs as I2C. Usually, the following GPIOs are used as I2C pins: ...
The pins used as SPI in the ESP8266 are: GPIO12: MISO GPIO13: MOSI GPIO14: SCLK GPIO15: CS PWM Pins ESP8266 allows software PWM in all I/O pins: GPIO0 to GPIO15. PWM signals on ESP8266 have 10-bit resolution. Learn how to use ESP8266 PWM pins: ESP8266 PWM with Arduino IDE ...