Aidan Taylor

Hi, i’am Aidan Taylor, and is serving in the field of PCB Reverse Engineer, PCB design engineer, and PCB assembly technician. We have more than 10 years of experience in the PCB industry.

RTC Battery for Embedded Systems

Choosing the Right RTC Battery for Embedded Systems

RTC (Real Time Clock) is an independent timer used to provide system time. It can continue to operate during power outages or low-power modes by relying on a backup battery as its power source. When dealing with embedded systems, selecting the appropriate RTC battery is crucial as it directly impacts the accuracy and stability of

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wo RP2040 microcontrollers with visible Raspberry Pi logo and component markings

RP2040 – Raspberry Pi’s Microcontroller Breakdown

If you’ve been dipping your toes into the world of embedded systems or DIY electronics, you’ve likely heard whispers about the RP2040. But what exactly makes this tiny chip from Raspberry Pi stand out in a sea of microcontrollers? Released in 2021 as the brain behind the iconic Raspberry Pi Pico, the RP2040 has quietly

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ESP32-S3 chip

ESP32-S3 Chip: Definition, Pinout, Processor, Application and Development Board

Introduction to ESP32-S3 ESP32-S3 is a System-on-Chip (SoC) MCU released by Espressif, integrating 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5 (LE) capabilities, including Long Range support. It is equipped with a powerful Xtensa® 32-bit LX7 dual-core processor, clocked at up to 240 MHz, and features 512 KB of built-in SRAM (TCM). Additionally, the chip offers 45

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SWD vs. JTAG A Comparison of Embedded Debugging Interfaces

SWD vs. JTAG: A Comparison of Embedded Debugging Interfaces

SWD and JTAG are popular debugging interfaces for those MCU basing on Cortex-M. But these two interfaces are different in both structure and applications. In this article, we’ll introduce their pins, working principle, Pros and Cons. SWD Interface SWD, Serial Wire Debug, is a protocol designed by ARM for programming and debugging their microcontrollers. It

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