Recommanded File System to use with M95P32 EEPROM
Hello,Which file system you recommend to use with M95P32 EEPROM ?My mcu is the STM32WL55, programming language C, RTOS : FreeRTOS Thank you,Sincerely.
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PM8805 POE PD not working over negotiation
We have used PM8805 tr POE PD IC. And design is very similar to one of the evolution board. Its not showing any LED for T0, T1, T2. It looks like its just in the negotiation stage. Please check the schematic and advice us to fix this issue. Thanks. P...
lds6dsv32 android SSc driver integrated
Dose any one have experence of integrated lds6dsv32 ssc driver?I can integrated to adsp, but when driver load is fail.Any idea of it?
Question about ASM330LHH: reading and writing problem
Good morning, I have some doubts about the functioning of the ASM330LHH. I can read the device id 0x6B, but only if I send this code: Fig1Why does it work for me? the data should not be written this way? Fig2The microcontroller I'm using is an SPC58t...
STP8NK100Z Pspice model
I am exploring and experimenting with the power MOSFET part number- STP8NK100Z. I want pspice models for this MOSFET. Any help is welcome.
Required microcontroller 8BIT 32KB FLASH 64QFP.
Hello ,We need a microcontroller 8BIT 32KB FLASH 64QFP. we used MC68HC908AB32CFU that is NXP part now we want to go in STM microcontroller . Please suggest if which part is compatible with it.Thanks and Regards Pooja Katariya
ROHS and REACH STPS130U
May I kindly ask you the Reach and Rohs documents for the following component: STPS130U? Many thanks & Best Regards, Chiara
M95020 not writing some bytes
I am trying to use the M95020 (M95020-WMN6TP to be exact) to replace older 2K SPI EEPROMs. Comparing everything in the data sheets seems to imply it should be a good replacement, with most tolerances higher than the old EEPROM.Yet for some reason, so...
Looking for ST 95640RT, k713k
Hi, I'm looking to buy a replacement for the eeprom I've got, it's:95640RT ST k713kIs it possible to get it somewhere?Thanks in advance!
How do the TOF sensors distinguish between their own bounce and another sensor's [optical] ping?
I saw somewhere in the forum that the TOF sensors see [optical] pings from other sensors as ambient light (meaning they are able to ignore them) but are still able to detect their own bounce. Is that true? If yes, can someone explain how that works...