The debugging of electronic systems requires the use of burners and emulators. Because the similarities between these two products are relatively high, many users often confuse them, which has a great impact on the purchase of products. Therefore, we need to first understand the difference between emulators and burners. Looking at the introduction
When we select and purchase memory, we need to understand its characteristics before selecting it according to needs. For example, FIFO memory has the characteristics of first-in-first-out, so FIFO memory should be selected when queue management and data cache need to follow sequential management. Considering that many users are choosing this type
ESP32 vs. ESP8266. If you have an Internet of Things project in mind, you’ll inevitably face the choice between these two MCU heavyweights. Both are well-known microcontrollers, and for good reason. They are small, low-power Wi-Fi-enabled microcontrollers with 32-bit CPUs ideal for controlling a wide range of electronics projects.