
LED Blink 8051 Assembly Language Code
LED Blinking is one of the simplest task, which we are going to solve in this tutorial. This could be difficult if we try to...

Arduino 4 digit 7 segment multiplexing on Atmega8 using Timer 2 Interrupt
Here is the code to multiplex 4 digit 7 segment on Atmega8 using Timer 2 Interrupt. This code witll display digits array on seven segments....

5-inch TFT Screen Settings for Raspberry PI
Today we are going to solve problem of 5-inch TFT LCD from waveshare. When we plug the LCD and install raspberrian it takes only 3.5...

Running Raspbian Stretch in Windows
In this article we are going to explain how to Run Raspbian Strech in Windows using Qemu Emulator. Emulation is always helpful while prototyping and...

Getting Started with STM8 Assembly Language
Assembly language programming is always a great tool to understand underlying architecture of microcontroller. It also helps us to use any microcontroller at it’s full...

Raspberry Pi Servo Motor Control Python
If you want to control servo motor with Raspberry Pi, or you wonder how to drive servo motor with raspberry pi? Then this article is...

PubNub and NodeMcu ESP8266 example
PubNub provides an easy to use interface for IoT enabled devices .PubNub and NodeMcu makes great pair to create IoT enbled embedded Devices. It is...

Character LCD Driver for PIC CCS Compiler 4 bit Mode
Character LCD is very common and basic accessory, required in most of Embedded system projects. In today’s post we are making LCD Driver library(Compact Version)...

Responsive RPM Meter with High Resolution using Arduino
RPM meter is very common problem in Embedded system development. Most of the time we need to measure RPM and for this we need some...

Frequency Meter Using Arduino
In this post we are going to create a frequency meter using arduino. This frequency counter will count the number of cycles per second and will display the output on 16x2 LCD. We used proteous for simulation purpose and to quickly test our circuit. Full source code is provided at end of the post.