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This is harder than you'd think - This guide describes the steps involved to install Vitis / Vivado 2024.1 on Ubuntu Linux inside a Distrobox container.
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Using ChatGPT to write Verilog and produce a chip for my christmas tree - TL;DR: I architectured a microcontroller chip in early 2023 using ChatGPT and it was taped out.
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GPT-3, DALL-E, Codex, and more - It was long expected that among all the practices which scientists could apply computers to, that art would remain safe: after all, how can one program a machine to have creativity?
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A primer to hardware security - Scan chains, a Design for Test (DFT) technique, are implemented in integrated circuits (ICs) in order to test their correct functionality.
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Code injection and memory editing!
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Because breadboarding is a pain and 2-layer PCBs are cheap - Recently I purchased some Raspberry Pi Pico modules.
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This + MicroPython = an absolute joy - A few days ago the Raspberry Pi foundation made the surprise announcement that they’d had their own silicon produced in the form of a dual-core ARM Cortex M0+ microcontroller.
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And a brief look at timer interrupts - Measuring, monitoring, and reacting to the passage of time in embedded systems is an ubiquitous requirement.
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Let's have some fun with files - Embedded projects often call for some kind of data storage and retrieval.
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Depicted in 2020 - For the first time ever, I have a 3d printer!
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A simple change to add agency to an otherwise autonomous game - I just moved to the USA, and as a leaving gift, a work colleague gave a New Zealand themed version of the classic game Snakes and Ladders (the NZ theme being that this was Taniwha and Ladders,
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Project initialisation, intro to debugging, and the virtual COM port - Getting started with an 32-bit ARM-based microcontroller is always a little daunting.
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Enabling data transfer from 'scope to PC - Recently I acquired an older Agilent 54621A oscilloscope for my at-home workstation, and yes, that is a floppy drive on the front.
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Reverse engineering a simple embedded system!
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Can we emulate a PIC16F core using an FPGA?
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Making an SSD1306 work under serious resource constraints - The goal here was to take a common (and cheap) SSD1306 LCD module and drive it using a PIC16F677A.
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For use with FatFS!