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Malicious Chrome Extensions

Elecrom June 20, 2020; Updated On: July 4th, 2020 0

The Chrome browser provides a platform to create extensions to extend the functionality of the browser. Most of these extensions are free and do some useful work as well. However, some of these extensions are created for malicious purposes and can come with a serious cost for unsuspecting users. Some malicious actors, under the guise …

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Categories Information Technology Tags Security

Hello World – Arduino UNO with Atmel Studio

Elecrom February 18, 2017; Updated On: February 19th, 2017 11
Arduino Hello World in Atmel Studio

Overview In the last post we got introduced to the Arduino Uno. In this post let us see how to use Arduino Uno (with ATmega328P device) outside of the Arduino software environment. We will use Atmel Studio 7 for programming the Arduino Uno in C. The use of Atmel Studio gives you complete flexibility and …

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Categories AVR microcontroller Tags Arduino Uno, atmel studio, AVR Microcontroller, AVR Tutorials, embedded

Introduction to Arduino UNO (uses AVR ATmega328)

Elecrom January 27, 2017; Updated On: January 27th, 2017 4
Arduino Uno Pinout / Pin mapping

Overview Arduino is an Open Source embedded development platform which is easy-to-use. It comprises of Hardware boards and Software tools. Examples of some of the most popular Arduino Hardware boards are – Arduino Uno This board is designed around the ATmega328 AVR microcontroller. It is an 8 bit microcontroller with 32KB of flash, 2KB of …

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Categories AVR microcontroller, Electronics Tags arduino, Arduino Uno, AVR Microcontroller, Electronics, embedded

Program / Flash Arduino Uno with Atmel Studio

Elecrom January 3, 2017; Updated On: June 1st, 2019 1
Connect Arduino Uno to Computer

Overview Programming Arduino Uno with Atmel Studio 7 is super easy. The Arduino Uno is one of the famous platforms for embedded application development using AVR microcontrollers. It is most commonly used with the Arduino’s own software tool. However, many hardcore programmers still prefer to code for AVRs in native C. This approach offers tremendous …

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Categories AVR microcontroller, Electronics Tags Arduino Uno, atmel studio, AVR, embedded

Arduino Uno vs Mega 2560

Elecrom January 2, 2017; Updated On: January 5th, 2017 2
Arduino Uno vs Mega

Arduino Uno vs Arduino Mega – Which one to choose? The Following table shows the comparison between the three popular Arduino boards. It is primarily a comparison between Arduino Uno vs Mega 2560.  Note that the Arduino Mega 1280 is now super seeded by the newer Arduino Mega 2560. The Atmel AVR ATmega2560 has more …

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Categories AVR microcontroller, Electronics Tags arduino, AVR, Electronics, Mega, Uno

DIY Infrared Sensor Module

Elecrom December 13, 2016; Updated On: January 5th, 2017 1
IR Sensor Module PCB

Overview Infrared sensor module is very useful for making systems for obstacle detection, infrared proximity sensor, object detection or occupancy sensing applications . In this blog post a simple DIY infrared sensor module schematics and board layouts are presented. This IR sensor circuit is designed such as way that it can work on 3.3 V …

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Categories Electronics, Robotics Tags DIY, Electronics, Infrared sensor, ir sensor, module, schematic

Huge online library of schematic diagrams

Elecrom December 8, 2016; Updated On: December 8th, 2016 0
collection of various Schematics

Circuit Diagram, or Schematics is the language of electronics. It provides a concise and comprehensive diagrammatic description of a circuit. Schematics.com allows users to connect and share designs and ideas in a like-minded community. It is like a library of schematic diagrams. It has a large collection of schematics such as, audio-tone code decoders, house …

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Categories Electronics Tags Electronics, schematics

List of common acronyms in IoT

Elecrom December 7, 2016; Updated On: January 4th, 2017 0

List of Acronyms Some of the Popular Acronyms used in IOT space are documented in this blog post. This list of various terms is not very exhaustive, but I will keep adding them as and when required.   Internet of Things HVAC   Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning MWSN Mobile Wireless Sensor Network WSN Wireless Sensor …

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Categories IOT Internet of Things, Uncategorized Tags Electronics, embedded, IOT

Program Arduino Due with Atmel Studio 7

Elecrom December 1, 2016; Updated On: February 13th, 2017 22
Flashing Arduino Due using Atmel Studio 7

Overview Atmel’s SAM3X series MCUs are great for beginners to advance users who want to move further from the the world of 8bit/16bit microcontrollers to 32bit ARM Cortex core MCUs. One of the most famous device in this series is SAM3X8E, Atmel’s Smart ARM microcontroller. The development platform of the choice for getting started with …

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Categories Electronics, IOT Internet of Things Tags arduino, arduino due, Atmel, atmel studio, due, SAM, SAM3X, Smart ARM

New Programmable Analog SoCs for IoT Applications

Elecrom June 15, 2016; Updated On: June 17th, 2016 0
PSoC Analog Coprocessor for IOT sensor applications

New PSoC® Analog Coprocessor Revolutionizes Analog Design by Enabling Systems Engineers to Easily Create Custom Interfaces for a Variety of Sensors SAN JOSE, Calif., June 13, 2016 – Cypress Semiconductor Corp. (Nasdaq: CY) today introduced a new PSoC® programmable system-on-chip that simplifies the design of next-generation industrial, home appliance and consumer systems that require multiple sensors. …

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Categories Electronics, IOT Internet of Things Tags Cypress, Electronics, embedded, IOT, News, PSoC
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