Comparison of Popular IOT Modules Elecrom August 20, 2015; Updated On: October 23rd, 2015 0 This blog post provides the comparison of various IOT modules. Additionally, links to their various online resources are provided below: VoCore Carambola 2 ESP8266 module Company Vonger 8 devices Esspressif WiFi SOC RT5350 AR9331 ESP8266 WiFi Standard 802.11 n 802.11 b/g/n 802.11 b/g/n WiFi Frequency (GHz) 2.4 2.4 2.4/ 5 SOC Clock Frequency (MHz) 360 … Continue reading Comparison of Popular IOT Modules
ATMEL AVR Tips – Input Output Ports Code Snippets Elecrom August 12, 2015; Updated On: January 4th, 2017 6 In the previous Blog Post ( How to access Input / Output Ports ?) we learned how to use DDRx, PINx, and PORTx registers to access GPIOs. In this post you will find some ready to use AVR Input Output Ports (GPIO) settings (c code snippets) for AVR microcontrollers. This snippets will help you to: … Continue reading ATMEL AVR Tips – Input Output Ports Code Snippets
VoCore How To Elecrom April 22, 2015; Updated On: August 27th, 2015 0 Vonger’s blog can be little overwhelming to navigate, specially for newbies, who are trying to get started with IoT modules. In this post I will give pointers for most common ‘How to’ queries related to VoCore module, which is suitable for building IOT (Internet of Things) products. 1) Where to find VoCore schematics and Layout? … Continue reading VoCore How To
Cool Linux Microcomputer – VoCore Elecrom April 1, 2015; Updated On: August 26th, 2015 1 What is VoCore? VoCore is a tiny Linux microcomputer designed by Vonger. It is advertised as an open source module. It is one of the cheapest System-On-Module available today. It is a great platform for making products for Internet Of Things (IOT). Major System Specifications: Continue reading Cool Linux Microcomputer – VoCore
AVR microcontroller video tutorial – Part 1 Elecrom February 27, 2015; Updated On: January 4th, 2017 1 Part 1 – Introduction to AVR microcontroller Hello, we had recorded this AVR microcontroller video tutorial long time ago for the benefit of students and electronics enthusiasts. Hope you find it useful. I tried my best to give almost impromptu talk. Kindly excuse me for my English. Topics Covered What is AVR ? Difference between … Continue reading AVR microcontroller video tutorial – Part 1
Electronics spare parts market in Bangalore Elecrom September 11, 2011; Updated On: September 5th, 2015 8 Where is it located : Electronics spare parts market in Bangalore is located on and around S.P. Road, near Corporation circle. There are many small lanes opening up from SP Road. These are filled with electronics spares shops, computer shops and mobile shops. Timings : Shops usually open around 11 am and close by 6 … Continue reading Electronics spare parts market in Bangalore
2010 in review Elecrom January 2, 2011; Updated On: April 22nd, 2015 1 The stats helper monkeys at WordPress.com mulled over how this blog did in 2010, and here’s a high level summary of its overall blog health: Continue reading 2010 in review
USBasp Drivers for Windows 7 Elecrom June 25, 2010; Updated On: June 25th, 2010 1 I have uploaded USBasp drivers for windows 7. Drivers can be downloaded from the following link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/30yl4p8tbrd3qr6/USBasp%20-%20Drivers%20and%20Sources.zip?dl=0 Instructions: Continue reading USBasp Drivers for Windows 7
AVR fuse bits settings Elecrom April 3, 2010; Updated On: June 1st, 2019 10 Setting AVR fuse bits correctly is most important and equally confusing part for many beginners. In this post I have presented some of the ready to use fuse bit settings and corresponding batch files, which can be used with AVRdude. Link for downloading avrdude batch files (to be used with USBasp) is given at the … Continue reading AVR fuse bits settings
Xilinx ChipScope Tutorial Elecrom March 24, 2010; Updated On: March 24th, 2010 28 Using the ChipScope Pro for Testing HDL Designs on FPGAs Introduction: Simulation based method is widely used for debugging the FPGA design on computers. Time required for simulating complex design for all possible test cases becomes prohibitively large and simulation approach fails. For rapid testing, such designs can be loaded on to the target FPGAs … Continue reading Xilinx ChipScope Tutorial
