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Motor control applications
- http://www.emcu.eu/stm32-motor-control/
- https://www.opensourceforu.com/2017/12/developing-arm-targets-using-gnu-mcu-eclipse/
- Australian's blog(Things-in-motion) on BLDC motor: link
- a website on Automotive from Netherland: link
- Avislab from Russia for motor control and STM32 development: link
- German pedelec forum for automotive and motor control: link
- German website for embedded concepts mikrocontroller.net: link
- Endless Sphere for for electric vehicle and technology: link
- Wiki pedelec forum for electric vehicle and technology: link
- Slide on Field Oriented control (FOC) of motor: link
- Benjamin Robotics for VESC: link
- from Geeks have feeling.com on sensorless control: link
- Hall sensor placement procedure for BLDC motor: link
- Shane Colton blog on hall sensor placement and much more on embedded systems: link
- List of electric vehicle DIY made: link
MOSFET
Circuit protection
- reverse polarity protection: link
Electronics
Computer programming
- pointers by freeCodeCamp.org: link
- data structure by freeCodeCamp.org: link
- understanding and preventing overflow from embeddedrelated.com: link
Arduino
- Youtube tutorial from digikey: link
- Document from freertos.org: Reference manual-link1, Hands on tutorial guide-link2
Windows
- Youtube tutorial on Powershell: link
- Youtube video on MSYS2(a software package to create the Linux/Unix like development environment on windows: link
What I am going to read....
Most of the projects at this website/store are open source. explore them.
A good explanation on "how does the voltage of USB drop as the current drawn increases?" link
Robotics related tools...
Openocd
Motor control
Control theory
Cmake
Templated C++
GDB
Linux Yocto
ARM Cortex M4.
ROS
Stm32plus
serialplot
Blogs
https://www.blogger.com/profile/03983332828494725715
Interview corner
Links for downloading books
- Index for all the IT related books click here
State chart/flow chart/UML generation
- how to generate using plantUML
Benchmarking/performance measuring tools
- Linux perf
- Callgrind
- Google benchmark
- Godbolt
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