Embedded Systems Weekly – Issue 67

Issue 67 – 26 August 2016

Hardware

Open source 25-core processor can be stringed into a 200,000-core computer

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Homebrew dummy load

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Reverse Engineering a Simple Four Function Calculator: die decap

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Ram made from Transistors

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Software

Capturing 0day Exploits with PERFectly Placed Hardware Traps

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A Super-Simple Makefile for Medium-Sized C/C++ Projects

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STM32 HD44780 Based LCD Interface

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The One Second Dash

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The Qt Lite project makes Qt available for any platform, thing or size

The cross-platform application development framework Qt is getting stripped down for developers. The Qt company has announced the Qt Lite project, a new initiative to give developers the ability to use only what they need from the Qt framework.Share on Twitter ∙ Share on Facebook

Misc

All about Biosignals

DIY medical science is fun stuff. One can ferret out many of the electrical signals that make the body run with surprisingly accessible components and simple builds. While the medical community predictably dwells on the healthcare uses of such information, the hacker is free to do whatever he or she wants.Share on Twitter ∙ Share on Facebook

Episode 7 - An Oscilloscope from 1946 Can Still Teach Some Lessons

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How to use a multimeter

It goes without saying that a multimeter is an essential tool when working with electronics, that being said using a multimeter can be difficult and confusing at the start. Most multimeters have many functions and the symbols can sometimes not relate to their functions at all. This makes it tough to figure out which symbols do what. In this article Omicrome have put together detailed tutorials for each important function a multimeter has.Share on Twitter ∙ Share on Facebook

IKEA lantern houses fulle-featured weather station

This hack describes the conversion of an IKEA BORRBY lantern into a Simple Weather Station.Share on Twitter ∙ Share on Facebook

Tutorial on High-Power Balanced & Doherty Microwave Amplifiers

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Photo by Angel Bawa