Obstacle Avoidance Robot Using Arduino
Overview Before building the robot, it is important to understand how the ultrasonic sensor works because this sensor will play an important role in obstacle detection. The basic principle behind…
How to Blink an Led Using Interrupt With TMS320
Overview In this tutorial, we will look at TMS320 interrupts. Interrupts are useful in many cases where a process simply wants to continue performing its main function and other units…
DC Motor Speed Control By Potentiometer using TMS320
Overview This instructable will guide you on how to control the speed of a Dc motor with a potentiometer and a TMS320 Required Hardware Components Launchxl-f28379d 10K Potentiometer D.C. motor…
How To PWM Controlled By Potentiometer Using TMS320
Overview In TMS320 PWM Tutorial, you are going to learn about what PWM is and how you can get the PWM output from the Analog pins of tms320. First, we…
The drivers for this device are not installed (Code 28)
Overview This article covers the error codes that Device Manager generates in Windows. You probably came to this article because Device Manager or another tool like DXDiag reported an error…
Watchdog Timer In STM32
Overview In this tutorial, we will see how to use IWDG (Independent Monitor) and WWDG (Window Monitor) in STM32. Both monitors are used for a similar purpose, but the difference…
Home Automation Using ESP8266 and Blynk
Overview In this NodeMCU ESP8266 project, I demonstrated how to build a home automation system using the NodeMCU app and Blynk. With this IoT project, you can control four home…
How To Blink Led Using ESP32
Overview Step 1: You must first download and install the Arduino IDE, which you can download from https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software for free. If you have already installed the Arduino IDE on your…
How to Generate PWM Signal Using TMS320 with CCS
Overview In this tutorial, we’ll discuss the TMS320 PWM generation. You’ll get to know how the PWM signal is generated, how to control its frequency, duty cycle, and how to…
7 Segment Display Using TMS320
Overview Seven-segment displays are used to indicate digital information. The seven-segment display can display numbers from 0 to 9, and we can also display some letters such as A, b,…