In our previous blog article we discussed I2C and SPI busses; their practical applications, limitations and typical usages. In this article we will discuss some new Flowcode development
Many of today’s modern sensors, actuators, display, memory and other IC’s come with an external interface allowing them to be controlled from a master device. This master device
Introduction CAN bus is a great way to connect several microcontrollers together as it can cope with large distances or noisy environments and it works very well. This
We have been working with INSA Lyon – one of France’s top technical Universities for many years. Our contact there, Benoit Pierret uses both Flowcode and E-blocks to deliver
Flowcode is a highly developed language for generating firmware to run on-board microcontroller devices in an embedded context. Prior to version 6 this was our main focus and
TTI Component for the blog We recently published a blog article which demonstrated how we implemented one of the newest features of Flowcode 6, the ability to talk
One of the new features of version 6 is the ability to control 3rd party test equipment through DLL support. In this article we will demonstrate how the use