A blog about my spare time projects in the microcontroller electronics area. My recent projects include a simple PIC-based television remote control and an MP3 player, based on the PIC 18F25J10 and the VS1011 MP3 decoder. Currently I am learning more about the Cortex M3 CPU, developing a simple RTOS running on the STM32 microcontroller.
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Debugging serial device driver with the Jyetech oscilloscope
It's really fun to actually use the home-soldered oscilloscope for something real. In this case I watch the 9600 bps traffic from my STM32 dev board:
Wow, your project seems interresting !! But i don't understand why you are trying to build your own RTOS. There is plenty of them to test your board i think. Anyway carry on the good work !
The reason I am building an RTOS is that I think it is interesting. If I want to learn about a new device, is there a better way than to write a scheduler and a bunch of device drivers for it?
I have done some more updates lately, so there will soon be a new blog entry... :-)
Wow, your project seems interresting !! But i don't understand why you are trying to build your own RTOS. There is plenty of them to test your board i think. Anyway carry on the good work !
ReplyDeleteThanks for your interest!
ReplyDeleteThe reason I am building an RTOS is that I think it is interesting. If I want to learn about a new device, is there a better way than to write a scheduler and a bunch of device drivers for it?
I have done some more updates lately, so there will soon be a new blog entry... :-)