Lets get an embedded thread started, what are you guys working

>>60835029
>>>/diy/

They have people who actually know how to do things over there.

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>>60835034
kek

>>60835029
been working on embedding my balls into your moms mouth, so far so good.

>>60835048
i will have to call the police on you damn necrophile!

>>60835064
damn anon now i feel like an asshole. :'(

embedded systems are cool but i'm too much of a brainlet to get into that. What language does my washing machine use? C?

>>60835096
assembly

>>60835029

How much of the industry has switched from 8/16 to cheap ARM Coretex M/R's? I used AVR in college and I was NOT fond of their tooling.

>mfw I wasn't good enough as an EE and had to transition away to being a sepples cuck SE.

>>60835029
>start an embedded thread
>cant embed anything because 4chan detects it
How worthless.

>>60835317
>How much of the industry has switched from 8/16 to cheap ARM Coretex M/R's? I used AVR in college and I was NOT fond of their tooling.
Most of them
8 bit micros are used these days only for legacy purposes, since porting their code to ARM is too much work (or so they think)
An ARM based chip costs almost as much as an 8 bit one these days, with magnitudes more functionality (more features like USB, ethernet, more USARTs, I2Cs etc), plus a lot more RAM, a lot higher clock and truckloads of flash to store your stuff

8 bit ones continue to be the gateway micros to anyone wanting to venture into the embedded territory. Also they're very popular with hobbyists

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>>60835029
this thing with arduino uno.

>>60835425
What are you making anon?

>>60835029
Currently using an MSP430 F5529 to make a consumer AC cool down to 35-36 degrees Fahrenheit. It'll be in a barn cooling fresh fruit.

I'm taking the thermostat out of an AC and heating it with a kanthal coil.

I'm using two thermistors to get temperature readings. One will be reading the room, the other will be reading the fins. When the room is above the target temperature, the coil will kick on and keep the thermostat warm, tricking the AC into continuing to cool down past its normal limits. If the fins get below freezing, the coil will turn off and allow them to defrost.

I guess it's a neat little project.

>>60835034
You're right, but do your part to save this board from the influx of retards by contributing to good threads.

>>60835557
looks like a Wii classic controller to PS2 adapter

pretty useful as the dualshock 2 is a piece of abject shit

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FUCK YEA CHIPTALK THREAD

the stm32 blue pill has arduino, try that for easy mode embedded. the other option is gcc-arm-embedded/gcc-arm-none-eabi, which is a full toolchain where you get to make linux projects with makefiles.

with arduino, you have to be aware that many arduino libraries are atmel specific and you need libs that have compatibility for your embedded chip (arm, esp8266, etc) by not using avr only features

either way, you're writing c, but for arm embedded you should really also know the assembly statements well enough you can drop to asm in a debugger and know what's going on with jtag or swd.

>>60835029
Trying out the distortos project (C++11 RTOS) with qemu.
https://github.com/DISTORTEC/distortos

Seems nice, mostly for ARM uCs though.