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How to Design a Home Automation IoT Device IoT Device Design for Home Automation 10 min Blog In this article Ari Mahpour walks you through how to create your own IoT connected device and control other smart home products. Read Article
Getting Started with ESP8266 Getting Started With ESP8266 7 min Blog Electrical Engineers Electrical Engineers Electrical Engineers A project overview on getting started with the ESP8266 device. Expert Ari Mahpour reviews the benefits of using a device such as the NodeMCU board from HiLetgo and how to get up and running with a few examples. Read Article
Getting Started with MQTT Getting Started with MQTT and Arduino Uno 5 min Blog Check this out. This is a new project overview demonstrating MQTT by expert Ari Mahpour. In this article, Ari answers the What and Why of MQTT, and gives guidelines to get your project started. Read Article
Low-Cost Verification for Digital and Analog Filters Low-Cost Verification for Digital and Analog Filters 6 min Blog In Low Cost Solutions for Automated Hardware in the Loop Testing, we reviewed the idea of using low-cost testing devices Read Article
Low Cost Solutions for Automated Hardware in the Loop Testing Low Cost Solutions for Hardware in the Loop Testing Automation 7 min Blog A project overview demonstrating low-cost solutions for automated hardware in the loop testing using the Pytest framework Read Article
Best Practices for Using PCB Reference Designs Best Practices for Using PCB Reference Designs 8 min Blog Reference designs can help you get started building a new system, but watch out for these pitfalls if you plan to use reference designs for your PCB. Read Article
PCB design and embedded systems firmware Embedded Systems Firmware and Hardware in the Cloud 5 min Blog Embedded systems firmware development is easier when your hardware designers and coders can work together in the cloud. Read Article