This microchip webinar explains the fundamentals of Field Oriented Control (FOC) of Permanent Magnet Synchronous Machines (PMSM) followed by their sensorless operation. This would be an ideal starting point for an engineer, research student who are in the field of motor control particularly interested in field oriented control. The effective use of animations provide an … Continue reading » Related ...
Earlier I wrote an article about the background things in low light photography. Please visit this link if you are here for the first time, so you can have a better understanding about what we are going to talk in here. Put your camera in to full manual mode (Expert) or aperture priority mode (Beginner, … Continue reading » Related ...
Part 01 of this tutorial – Introduction, the tools you need make a complete tool chain based on free and open source tools for ARM development Part 02 of this tutorial – Configuring the Eclipse IDE with Cross Compiler Support for STM32 ARM development Part 03 of this tutorial – Startup files and linker description for STM32 ARM … Continue reading » Related ...
In an interesting experiment which we have done recently, it was required to setup a Bluetooth serial connection between a unix-like computer and a windows machine. The unix-like computer is a beaglebone, runs Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, which is being accessed using SSH. Although, setting up a virtual serial channel between the two devices seems … Continue reading »
Free ARM Development Tool Sometime back, I posted few articles describing the procedures of setting up Eclipse IDE for STM32 ARM development. The interesting reader can follow through the following links to get more information to set up a free ARM Development tool by himself. Configuring Eclipse IDE for STM 32 ARM Development - Fundamentals … Continue reading »
Part 01 of this tutorial – Introduction, the tools you need make a complete tool chain based on free and open source tools for ARM development Part 02 of this tutorial – Configuring the Eclipse IDE with Cross Compiler Support for STM32 ARM development Configuring STM32 Startup If you have followed the already published and … Continue reading » Related ...
Python is a largely popular, and powerful language. Moreover, it has gained its popularity in scientific community, with its numerical analysis, symbolic manipulations, and plotting modules. It can be seamlessly integrated with Eclipse IDE, as it does with LaTeX, which is a pleasure to work with. I was always used to run my scripts using command line, or if I’m too lazy to do … Continue reading » Related ...
Few questions, which were raised by a friend of mine, have been motivated me to write the second part of the article Problem with interrupts. In this, I will discuss few important points and how the things actually working behind the screen. For simplicity, I’m taking a generic 8051 core, nevertheless the fundamentals would be … Continue reading »
Hi readers, Recently, this website faced some technical difficulties and downtime due to a misconfiguration in DNS. As a result, the visitor count was reduced by around 87%, which is a big number. So, I thought it would be a nice idea to have a place in which the regular visitors can report the issues … Continue reading »
Free ARM Development Tool Sometime back, I posted few articles describing the procedures of setting up Eclipse IDE for STM32 ARM development. The interesting reader can follow through the following links to get more information to set up a free ARM Development tool by himself. Configuring Eclipse IDE for STM 32 ARM Development – Fundamentals … Continue reading »
Hi readers, Recently, this website faced some technical difficulties and downtime due to a misconfiguration in DNS. As a result, the visitor count was reduced by around 87%, which is a big number. So, I thought it would be a nice idea to have a place in which the regular visitors can report the issues … Continue reading »
BeagleBone is a low cost yet fully featured BeagleBoard, which is currently valued for 89$. I know that it’s not the cheapest option for a GNU ARM Linux box, especially in comparison to Raspberry Pi. However, according to Element 14, Raspberry Pi has a lead time of 165 days, which is almost a half year, … Continue reading » No related posts.
I will try to give some useful tips of LaTeX for beginners and intermediate latexians from this post. Hope the reader has already setup his TeX system and Editor. If not, yes.. not too late. You can start straight away from here. Introduction to LaTeX – What is it? For whom? Link 1 Hello World … Continue reading » Related ...
LaTeX Tutorial 01 Use AMS-Math Always use AMS math package to typeset your mathematics, rather than other custom packages. AMS math is the best package which I’ve came across, to get a typographically correct outcome from a TeX source. Use align Don’t use tabs or whatever the crap which you might have already used in … Continue reading » Related ...
BeagleBone is a low cost yet fully featured BeagleBoard, which is currently valued for 89$. I know that it’s not the cheapest option for a GNU ARM Linux box, especially in comparison to Raspberry Pi. However, according to Element 14, Raspberry Pi has a lead time of 165 days, which is almost a half year, … Continue reading » No related posts.
Part 01 of this Tutorial At this point, All the tools which you need to program your ARM processor has been set up. For the portability, I would recommend you to do the following. Create a folder somewhere – such as Dev_Base (Development Base) Copy the Eclipse folder to Dev_Base – Refer the Part01 of … Continue reading » Related ...
This is a step by step tutorial to about how to setup GNUARM compiler with the superior Eclipse IDE, for embedded applications. Before we begin, you should have these things in your system. Eclipse CDT – an excellent general purpose IDE for anyone. Even for LaTeX writers. Download the C developers’ version from http://www.eclipse.org/downloads Mentor’s Code … Continue reading » No ...
Interrupts are very handy tools, when it comes to embedded software development projects. If you are confusing with interrupts, or what does that mean.. etc, think it as an event. A special event. An event which holds the current program execution. There are some special routines, (or functions in a high level programming language) called ISR’s or … Continue reading » No ...
PLECS is very common as a Matlab Simulink Toolbox, nevertheless the standalone version is available. It was developed by the company named as Plexim. As I was told, the very first PLECS project was initiated in ETH Zurich, and after sometime it spinned-off as a separate company. Ideally, Matlab and Simulink are well optimized and … Continue reading » No related posts.
