Hi Artful, your work is amazing here! I'm working with C2000 DSP series from texas in my PhD project, and as an electrical engineer, I must say that we often don't give much attention about our code structure and clarity, since we focus 90% of our time in the theory of the application itself (in my case now, field oriented control for electrical machines). I know that I'm not a software engineer or code developer, but minimum systematization and design architecture is crucial for me, otherwise debugging becomes a nightmare.
Yes it can be hard striking that balance when coming from a more theoretical background. You don't have to write that much code before it starts to pay off to think a little bit about the structure.
Moving from a Linux based C role at my job into designing the hardware and software for an embedded device. And these videos are so awesome. Super high quality, well made points and explained well too
Thanks again Niklas. This video has just come at the right time to help me plan the SW (and HW) development for my eVSTOL project properly. Really appreciate your help!
With every project I undertake, some functions become obsolete, and I need to create new ones in previously used code. This disrupts various patterns, but if I don't do it, I'll lose performance.
That's a beefier (more memory) MSP430 than the one I'm using :) Without having looked at its datasheet, I'm guessing the peripherals are similar since they are in the same MCU family, so should only require minor changes (if any).
Hi Artful, your work is amazing here! I'm working with C2000 DSP series from texas in my PhD project, and as an electrical engineer, I must say that we often don't give much attention about our code structure and clarity, since we focus 90% of our time in the theory of the application itself (in my case now, field oriented control for electrical machines). I know that I'm not a software engineer or code developer, but minimum systematization and design architecture is crucial for me, otherwise debugging becomes a nightmare.
Yes it can be hard striking that balance when coming from a more theoretical background. You don't have to write that much code before it starts to pay off to think a little bit about the structure.
Moving from a Linux based C role at my job into designing the hardware and software for an embedded device. And these videos are so awesome. Super high quality, well made points and explained well too
Great job, dunno why your channel is so underrated, you should have at least 10-times more subscribers.
Thanks again Niklas. This video has just come at the right time to help me plan the SW (and HW) development for my eVSTOL project properly. Really appreciate your help!
You conclude almost a whole of book design pattern book, great
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Great video! Extremely good contextualization!!
Thanks, yes my hope is that having a project to talk around makes topics like these easier to digest :)
Great video, Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
Great content, your channel is so underrated. Keep them good videos coming we are here to support you!
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Excellent video! Thank you very much, it has been extremely useful!
This is what I needed. Thank you!
This is brilliant stuff. Thanks a lot!
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More is to come 😇
Good, easy to understand sir
amazing chanel!! Does somebody know of any source where I can check architectures from different embedded projects?
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Great video! What software was used to draw the diagram?
I drew it in procreate, but I would not do that again, better to use a dedicated block diagram tool like draw.io or similar.
With every project I undertake, some functions become obsolete, and I need to create new ones in previously used code. This disrupts various patterns, but if I don't do it, I'll lose performance.
Yes performance sometimes has to come at the sacrifice of other things. Still, a good software architecture can help minimize those changes.
Well done man, great video.
What simulation software was use in tge video.
Thanks, I'm using procreate for drawing here, if that's what you meant by simulation software.
nice video
What software did you use for the diagrams you made
Procreate, but I don't recommend it, better to use a dedicated diagram software like draw.io or visio.
Hello can I use MSP430F5529 to follow your tutorials?
That's a beefier (more memory) MSP430 than the one I'm using :) Without having looked at its datasheet, I'm guessing the peripherals are similar since they are in the same MCU family, so should only require minor changes (if any).
Motivated by your video. I want to make a simpler analogue, like a regular space scanner on sound sensors and make a space map.
You mean build up a map of e.g. a room by taking range measurements from sound sensors? Are we talking 2D or 3D?
@@artfulbytes For now, I just want to do 2d. About 3d, it will probably be much harder.
@@johanliebert2048 Interesting, and yes a good idea to start with 2d!