GigaDevice Semiconductor’s GD24CL Series I²C EEPROM runs at 1 MHz with capacities up to 512 kb. Data retention is over 100 years. The family supports operating voltages from 1.7 to 5.5 V. The EEPROM ...
David looks at the pins on the Padauk PMS150 programmer for potential reverse engineering. TLDR; It doesn't look easy to reverse engineer this protocol, it's messy with lots of voltage levels, as ...
A chip controls BLDC and DC motors, supports software updates, adds memory, and combines motor control, and protection in one ...
Before reading or writing any EEPROM you have to build the apprpriate circuit to do so. You'll need a breadboard, jumper wires, and a 40-pin connector and cable to attach to the GPIO pins of the ...
Integrated electronic modules like counters and displays are convenient and space-saving, which may also make them easy to take for granted. [Nagy Krisztián] demonstrates this by making three very ...
This fork adds the ability to specify the value of the part of the I2C address set by the chip select pins using the --chip-select argument. $ ./ch341eeprom -v -s 24c64 -e Searching USB buses for WCH ...
Welcome to Electronic Design's coverage of the Future of Memory and Storage Conference. It will be a busy show this year, ...
The Attack Shark is a modern keyboard with fancy magnetic keyswitches, macros, configurable blinky LEDs, and more. The problem is that the configuration software only works on Windows, so [JR ...
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