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The microprocessor is an integrated circuit that elaborates information in the form of digital signals. Not to be confused with a microcontroller, which embeds many additional devices to control embedded systems.

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I have this SOM module. I initially planned to boot the SOM module from a NAND Flash IC that uses a parallel interface (requiring address, clock, enable, and data signals). According to the datasheet, ...
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Consider the following instruction sequence in a 5-stage pipeline with the stages: IF (Instruction Fetch), ID (Instruction Decode), EX (Execute), MEM (Memory Access), WB (Write Back) ...
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This is my first attempt at designing a custom development board using the ATmega328p, and it’s for our final project, and will be used for our Microprocessors and Microcontroller Systems and Design ...
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I'm trying to interface an SD card using SPI1 on an STM32G030 with libopencm3. The pins I configured are: SCK on PA1 (AF0), MISO ...
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I am using this MPU and connecting it to an RJ45 as shown in the Figure 7-4 on page 24. Usually, with ethernet PHY interface I see 2 LEDs on the RJ45 connector indicating link status and activity on ...
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A CPU at a higher speed will generate more heat, essentially placing a limit on the maximum frequency. Higher speeds require more cooling, undervolting, etc. While I always accepted this fact, I don't ...
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I am trying to code the USB_OTG from scratch for nucleo-f439zi (STM32F439ZITbu).Microcontrollers_Reference_manual. At this point I have set up the endpoints and I can receive and read the setup ...
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I am aware this question was asked before (How can I control DC current into a battery charger using a microcontroller?), but it was never answered, so I've added more information into this question ...
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