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i get the circuit from cypress FAE. since the mcu contains the analog function i needed for the piano, i do not have to worry about the "whole" circuit. as a matter of fact, i only need to put serveral c and r onto the board.
i believe you can use pic or other general purpose mcu. what you need...
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i use SDT which is before ADS. however SDT is free. for learning the embedded programming, i would suggest SDT to start with. after you get familiar with the field, you can make a better selection by yourself (+some suggestion) :)
have you choose chips you going to use ? if you do, the vendor usually will give you layout guide and even a reference design for you. at least this is what i got from my vendor
you can use 802.11a to transmit streaming data under the condition that the whole bandwidth is used by that application only. so, a 1-1 link or a broadcasting mode is feasible. i have seen Atheros live demonstration. they connect two notebooks with 802.11a. one acts as the player and the other...
in my opinion, the interface to host will depend on what application you are targeting. if you only want real time image capturing to your PC, you definitely need a fast comm. link. Basically, the speed of the data link must be greater than frame resolution*frame size*frame rate, of course, plus...
hi,
do you think that 8051 needs a RTOS ? I am thinking of buying Keil's RTOS. But, how can I decide if my application needs RTOS or I can just write a big-loop progarm ?
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