Securing connected devices by Steve Kapp The connected world so many envision won't happen without the secure transfer of information over networks. Here's a breakdown of the existing techniques for making sure our connected devices are safe from Internet outlaws.
The Goertzel algorithm by Kevin Banks The Goertzel algorithm can perform tone detection using much less CPU horsepower than the Fast Fourier Transform, but many engineers have never heard of it. This article attempts to change that.
#include Bad code by Michael Barr Bad programmers seem to exist in every organization. The decisions they make and the code they write create more problems, hassles, and bugs than any interviewer can imagine.
Programmer's Toolbox My inbox runneth over by Jack Crenshaw Jack's last two columns provoked a flood of responses. This month he takes stock and makes plans to add to the toolbox.
Beginner's Corner Introduction to counter/timers by Stuart Ball and Michael Barr Counter/timer hardware is a crucial component of most embedded systems. In some cases a timer is needed to measure elapsed time; in others we want to count or time some external events. Here's a primer on the hardware.
Break Points Breaking into embedded by Jack G. Ganssle A degree doesn't make you an embedded systems engineer. Here are some tips to get you started; if you're already there, they'll help you improve.
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