When building embedded systems, both embedded software and firmware are used in combination to implement code that controls the machine or device and allows it to perform its unique function.
Embedded software and firmware are similar in many aspects, but are quite different in their purpose and role within each embedded system...
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Question from the Customer:
I have a new project that includes evaluating two types of cables: USB Type-C to USB Type-C and HDMI. Before I get started, I have a few questions about the Advanced Cable Tester v2 (ACT v2):
Question from the Customer:
To flash I2C EEPROMs, I plan to use the Aardvark I2C/SPI Host Adapter. The EEPROMs will be programmed byte by byte. Eventually, this will be an automated process. There seem to be many software tools that could be applied – which do you recommend for my application?
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USB and Ethernet are both connectivity technologies that are heavily used in modern day computers; almost all computers include at least one of each port within its design. USB and Ethernet are physical connectors that can connect multiple computers or devices and utilize a specific protocol to govern how messages are sent and re...
Question from the Customer:
I am using the Advanced Cable Tester v2 to evaluate USB-C to USB-C cables. Could you describe the theory of DC resistance measurement with the Advanced Cable Tester v2? I also have questions about some of my test results.
Test Results 1:
This set of results shows failure on the GND Cable, GND Cable wi...
Modern-day computers have become so complex that it numbs the mind of a regular person. We hear people talk about “Moore’s Law,” which suggests that the number of transistors on an integrated circuit doubles every two years, essentially doubling computer speed and its capabilities. Growth like this is simply unimaginable, y...
