Break Points
Jack Ganssle explores the agony and ecstasy of developing embedded systems
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The well-engineered µCurrent
05 February 2013
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A $60 tool makes measuring low levels of current consumption easy. Read More
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Analog Parts Kit
28 January 2013
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Here's a cool kit of parts for folks who want to experiment with analog circuits. Read More
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Benchmarking with Coremark
4 comments 22 January 2013
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Benchmarking is like statistics; it's easy to fiddle with the results. CoreMark strives to be more... Read More
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Ada 2012 redux
13 comments 14 January 2013
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My Ada article generated lots of discussion. Here are some answers to your questions. Read More
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A new RTOS trace tool
12 comments 08 January 2013
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It's tough to see what's going on when in an RTOS. A new tool helps. Read More
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Informal observations
5 comments 31 December 2012
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Farewell, 2012! Here are my observations about the industry this year. Read More
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Top ten milestones in embedded 2012
6 comments 19 December 2012
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Jack Ganssle gives us his top ten list of 2012's noteworthy news items for the embedded systems... Read More
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An RTOS from TI. Why?
16 comments 10 December 2012
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Texas Instruments has a new RTOS. It's free. Is it a good choice? Read More
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The low-pin count LPC800
6 comments 03 December 2012
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Low-pin count, low-cost MCUs always interest me. Now NXP has 32 bit parts in this category. Read More
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Not enough, or too many, engineers?
19 comments 26 November 2012
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Are you old and in the way? Or does experience count? Read More
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