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BlogPost, embedded

Why everyone should be using Git

Sid Price May 6, 2018 Tagged with Debugging, Tools

I am a long-time user of source code management tools, for many years I used Microsoft Visual SourceSafe (VSS). I tried several times to understand and use Git but found the learning curve rather steep and went back to my …

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BlogPost, embedded, WDBP Project

Project Update #2

Sid Price Apr 29, 2018

Just received the first two pre-production prototypes of the Wireless Debug Probe (WDBP) from MacroFab. After initial inspection and power-up I am so far very pleased with the quality of the work done. There are a few firmware issues to …

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BlogPost, embedded, WDBP Project

Transitioning to using SMT components

Sid Price Apr 22, 2018

For several decades I have designed, built, and tested my own PCBs for several products/projects. During all of that time I made use of traditional “through-hole” mounting components. Beyond the schematic capture and PCB design software no special tools were …

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BlogPost, embedded, WDBP Project

More on interrupts and atomic operations

Sid Price Mar 18, 2018

In my previous post I wrote about interrupts and atomic operations in embedded systems. After getting bitten myself with just such an issue I thought I would write about the details of what I just experienced on my current project. …

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BlogPost, embedded, WDBP Project

Interrupts, atomic variables, and the “volatile” keyword

Sid Price Mar 11, 2018

I have been trying to track down a particularly tricky problem on my Wireless Debug Probe over the last few days. When embedded systems begin to perform in strange, apparently illogical, ways the culprit is usually related to interrupts disrupting …

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BlogPost, WDBP Project

Project update #1

Sid Price Feb 25, 2018

When I started this blog it was partly to track the progress of my latest project, briefly mentioned here. Over the month or two following the original post a number of issues were discovered with the original design. It used …

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BlogPost, Crowd Sourcing, Makers

Information Sources

Sid Price Feb 11, 2018

There is so much new technology to stay abreast of these days that we all need a little help. I find there are a number of YouTube channels that can help with this task. The Open Source and Maker communities …

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Follow-up to support post

Sid Price Jan 21, 2018

After having a rather poor experience with the Microchip online support systems (see this post) I finally made contact with a US-based support engineer and in a matter of a couple of days he resolved the issues I was having. …

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Semiconductor support … or lack of it

Sid Price Jan 3, 2018

My current project uses an Atmel (Microchip these days) WINC1500 Wi-Fi module. The original part I had chosen for my project proved to be difficult to handle during prototype assembly and this made me nervous for production yield, hence the …

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Bitten by SI units

Sid Price Nov 30, 2017

The USA is one of a few countries that have not fully adopted SI units (sometimes called Metric units) of measurements across the board. Generally for people working in the USA on electronics projects it is a small issue. We …

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