Embedded Systems
Embedded systems combine computing, sensors, and actuators to perform dedicated tasks—often under strict power and timing limits. This tag takes a system view: hardware selection, OS and middleware choices, real-time behavior, and lifecycle maintenance. We cover graphics stacks for HMIs, field-updatable firmware, partitioning safety-critical from non-critical code, and designing for observability and remote diagnostics. Reference checklists help teams converge on reliable, serviceable products. The emphasis is on shipping: architecture patterns that reduce surprises when units leave the lab.
Why ARM SoCs Dominate Low-Power Industrial Applications
A detailed look at why ARM-based System-on-Chips (SoCs) have become the leading choice for low-power industrial applications, covering efficiency, flexibility, …
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