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Rust Programming Language for Microcontrollers Mike Parks
Rust is an increasingly popular language for embedded systems. It addresses limitations of C, like memory management and lack of package management, while offering features for safer concurrency and eliminating common bugs.

New Tech Tuesdays: Renesas' RISC-V MCU: Powering Next-Generation Consumer Products Rudy Ramos
Renesas' new in-house RISC-V MCU, the R9A02G021, emerges as an intriguing choice for design engineers seeking to accelerate product development and innovation in the consumer electronics industry while taking advantage of the full potential of the open standard RISC-V architecture.

How to Select the Best MCU Adam Kimmel
The global MCU market is experiencing substantial growth. Because MCUs are simple to program, more competitors have entered the market. Understanding the MCU types, key features, and applications help you select the best controller for long-life and energy-efficient processing.

Make Music with Bulk Acoustic Wave Resonators Paul Golata
Employing bulk acoustic wave (BAW) technology for RF filtering and clocking is a great way to make music with your designs.

Cypress’ MCU Platform Built for IoT Apps Paul Golata
Cypress Semiconductors’ PSoC 6 MCU is a high-performance, ultra-low-power, and secure MCU platform, purpose-built for IoT applications. With the enablement software in ModusToolbox, support for Cypress Wi-Fi/Bluetooth modules, it allows developers to create integrated low-power, secure, cloud-connected designs.

Introducing an MCU Guy to FPGA: Part 4 Mouser Staff
Recently, I was given a project that required transition from MCU to FPGA development. In this four-part blog series, I examine how I translated my existing knowledge and experience with MCUs into FPGA development. In Part 4, I delve into the bridges that compose the FPGA fabric.

Introducing an MCU Guy to FPGA: Part 3 Mouser Staff
Recently I was given a project that required me to transition from MCU to FPGA development. In this four-part blog series, I examine how I translated my existing knowledge and experience with MCUs into FPGA development. In Part 2, I explored example code and discovered additional useful resources. Now in Part 3, I learned about OpenCV and simple data transferring from the FPGA to the MCU.

Introducing an MCU Guy to FPGA: Part 2 Mouser Staff
Recently I was given a project that would require me to transition from MCU to FPGA development. In this four-part blog series, I examine how I translated my existing knowledge and experiencing with MCUs into FPGA development. In Part 1, I examined some advantages and disadvantages of FPGAs, introduced the Terasic DE10 Nano development kit, and explored a few key FPGA planning considerations. Now in Part 2, I explore example code and discover additional useful resources.

Introducing an MCU Guy To FPGA: Part 1 Mouser Staff
Recently I was given a project that would require me to make the transition from MCU to FPGA development, which requires a move into the bigger and more capable ARM cortex outside of the safety and ease of the mBed environment. In this four-part blog series, I’ll examine how to translate my existing knowledge and experiencing with MCUs into FPGA development. In Part 1, we’ll begin with some advantages and disadvantages of FPGAs, introduce you to the Terasic DE10 Nano development kit, and look at a few key FPGA planning considerations.

Securing IoT and IIoT Environments, Part 1 Michael Camp
Security consultants have long advocated "layers of security", which still applies when protecting IoT and IIoT devices. Today, we'll look at protecting the MCU and boot process.

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