In case of operations for big data regarding fetching numerous records, operations taking a bit time (e.g. > 3-5 minutes) or uploading a blob on azure local storage even if we using async operations node.js in this situations can close or reject current request due to exceed default timeout of request. In this situation we […]
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MPLAB® PICkit ™ 4 from Microchip received the Programmer-to-Go function for 8, 16 and 32-bit PIC, dsPIC microcontrollers, as well as SAM devices. A firmware update that introduces the long-awaited feature is included in the latest version of MPLAB X IDE v5.30. MPLAB X IDE is amazing IDE Studio and in opposite to Atmel Studio […]
Read MoreMPLAB® PICkit™ 4 – quick and easy debugging and programming of PIC®, dsPIC®, AVR, SAM and CEC microcontrollers
Sometimes our software that bases on HttpClient class requests has problem with connecting to services (AZURE or other portals) or REST API functions to https addresses (SSL). We’ve got error: “Error The request was aborted: The request was canceled.” and our connection is rejected at once. That can means that we should verify settings for TLS […]
Read More[SOLVED] C# & HttpClient for SSL/TLS: Error The request was aborted: The request was canceled.
My latest projects and solutions regarding fuzzy logic, neural networks or AI (also presented on linkedin) work on AVR ATmega or ESP microcontrollers and their size compared to coins can be seen in the attached picture
Read MoreProjects and solutions regarding fuzzy logic, neural networks or AI on AVR ATmega or ESP microcontrollers
I’d like to present my new project of prototype basing on raw microcontroller in Collision Detector for difficult visibility conditions: a) limited view (the driver or object (robot, machine) has a limited view)b) difficult weather: fog, heavy rain, smoke, snow, frozen or fogged windows or other factors affecting poor visibility caused by weather conditions or […]
Read MoreCollision Detector for normal and difficult visibility conditions: limited view, difficult weather or night on microcontroller by using ultrasound (Sonar) sensor based on echolocation
I’d like present tests my microcontroller in case of Motion object detection during day or night. More technical informations You can find in my previous post. Please pay attention particulary on tests during night.
Read MoreTests Motion object detection during day or night with using Infrared and Ultrasound/Echolocation (Sonar) sensor on microcontroller – part II
I’d like to present my new project basing on raw microcontroller in object detection during day or night with using PIR (Infrared) and Ultrasound (Sonar) sensor. Additionally microcontroller calculates the distance to the detected object. System can be applied in many areas: to monitor house or like in my case to automatic open little door […]
Read MoreMotion object detection during day or night with using PIR (Passive infrared sensor) and Ultrasound (Sonar) sensor on microcontroller – part I
Fuzzy Logic Controller in steering of fan speed based on reading temperature and humidity from sensor DHT 11. According to scientific elaborations using methods like Tsukamoto or Sugeno methods energy savings is 55 % – ~75%. From the three methods(Mamdani, Sugeno, Tsukamoto) were compared, the best method in terms of reduction of electrical energy consumption […]
Read MoreFuzzy Logic Controller on microcontroller in steering Air Conditioner – part II
I’d like present Fuzzy Logic Controller working on raw microcontroller (without any OS) from practical point of view in steering Air Conditioner. Why raw microcontroller? Because I love challenges and implementation is much more sophisticated then in case of singleboard (e.g. raspberry) or computers, where we have installed operating system. In case of microcontroller engineer […]
Read MoreFuzzy Logic Controller on microcontroller in steering Air Conditioner – part I
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