Debugging BL702
You may use the advertised Sipeed RV-Debugger Plus. It emulates a dual device one for the flashing (UART) and for JTAG.
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CAN BUS
this is a placeholder for an upcoming project
MPU-6050 Accelerometer
this is a placeholder for an upcoming project
SSD1306 OLED Display
The SSD1306 128x64 oled display is a popular I/O device that can be added to any project for example to provide some visual diagnostics. It comes in two main...
Board Setup Config
The board setup configuration is included in the path components/platform/soc/bl702/bl702_std/BSP_Board. In our case it’s the bl702_evb sub directory. It hou...
freeRTOS Overview
The SDK includes the freeRTOS as the system kernel. More info can be seen by clicking on the ‘More Info’ button on the top of this page. But the kernel is al...
Device Drivers 101
The SDK has the provisions for device tree system. However this has been segregated into the flash tool with all the communication ports enabled. We will ...
PWM
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Timers
Tick Timing Basic timing, there is nothing much to it. We just need a couple of functions for basic timing. If you are familiar with tick based timing in an...
Serial UART
We will study the UART peripheral here. First the basic polling mode. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 #include <stdio.h> #includ...
Basic GPIO BL702
The BL702 chip has 15 GPIOs. Each pin can be selected as one of the following modes: ANALOG_MODE Used as a function pin, input and output analo...
Basic application structure
The bl_iot_sdk is the development toolkit provided for the development of applications for the BL70X and BL60X controllers. It is quite a pleasant environmen...
Setup a development environment
In this guide we will be setting a development environment for the bl602 development. Neovim is used here but you may choose to your liking. The important re...
misc
Switching to the nRFMicro
In response to my rants on the low-power wireless situation with the ESP ecosystem, I’ve finally (hopefully :-) ) decided instead to base on the nRF52 platfo...
Thoughts on the ESP-IDF SDK
By contrast the esp-idf SDK feels intuitive and very matured. This is a given, considering the popularity of the ESP chips. My only gripe about this ecosyste...
Switching to the ESP32-C3
This blog will here-on switch to the esp32-c3 controller… It is noted that the esp32 chips are infamous for higher power consumption, especially with the ra...
MCU Selection Guide
There are a multitude of chip manufacturers, let alone individual chip modules. It can get overwhelming quickly for a newbie in the field of embedded or IOT ...
Analog Filters Primer
Noise and interference is inherent in any electrical/electronic system. Their effects are especially prominent in analog systems. Most if not all embedded sy...
A DIY jtag debugger
One of openocd’s hidden perks is it could use a typical ftdi232rl USB to Serial converter into a makeshift JTAG programmer. Not only is this cheap, it’s quic...
update
Octave Command Line Mode
GNU Octave has a lesser known command line mode. I think it’s awesome. You get to work in the always familiar environment in the shell with vim running along...
THE Dev board you’ve been waiting for: $1.8 XT-ZB1 Zigbee & BLE devkit features BL702 RISC-V module
I chanced upon the XT-ZB1 on ali-express on the lookout for the perfect IoT board… Coming at around 1.8usd this is more than perfect, this is a surprise! Mad...
Welcome
Hello and Welcome! In this blog we are interested in all things embedded! Primarily the topics will revolve around the RT-Thread RTOS and cheap parts from o...
nuttx
NuttX Supported Boards
NuttX supports a variety of boards. One of the reasons I’ve settled on Nuttx is it’s front row support for cheap chinese boards. Namely the bluepill, esp32 a...