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What do you mean by "Within a network segment"?
Also I saw some say about "Persistent Connection". Is it possible to use "Persistent Connection" for this?
Hi
In regular request/response between client and server, first a client initiates a request to server, then server responses.
Assume that the server always knows the IP address of its clients (note that clients have dynamic IP address). Is it possible to send data to them without request from...
Thank you guys
So if I'm not wrong, all the cells in one pack must be similar (max 1% mismatch) for desired functionality of the pack. Series cells are controlled continuously with analog to digital converters (inside the BMS IC).
Since BMS IC sees all the paralleled cells as one single cell, we...
Since resistance and capacity of each cell is different, I thought parallel cells will overcharge/undercharge during charge/discharge of battery. Could you explain how paralleling doesn't damage cells?
Thanks
Hi!
I want to use an IC for Battery Management System like bq76PL536(Texas Instrument product). I have to control 4s8p (4 series*8 parallel) cells.. It's something like this:
I'm aware that these kinds of ICs are designed for series cells. But my question: is it practical and possible to...
You need QuartusII software.
Install it
synthesis your code in quartusII
connect your board to your pc
select: tools -> programmer
and at last click program
Also you can read your "User Manual" of your board and also you can google it
Dear TrickyDicky,
I surely didn't/don't/wont compare HDL languages and C. I just meant inside processes, instructions are executed sequentially like C.
As you know VHDL is a HDL language and HDL languages are executed concurrently. But there is a feature in HDLs that allows you to write your code like
traditional languages(C, Java, ...) and that is "process" keyword in VHDL. Also processes are executed concurrently. In fact compiler counts...
Look at the below code
signal s_reg, s_next: std_logic_vector(3 downto 0);
process(input)
begin
if(input'event and input = '1')then
s_reg <= s_next;
end if;
end process;
s_next <= input & s_reg(3 downto 1);
output <= s_reg(0);
As far as I know NetBeans supports C with a development packet. Google this to know the details
I have written many things in NetBeans. But if you wanna try something, I suggest you to search the net, because there are better and more understandable codes than mine.
Do you mean you wanna see a piece of Java code?
Yes of course. You can manually adjust (size, color, ...) your GUI (I mean by code) or you can do it visually like VB. For example look at the below picture. It's a very simple calculator that is written in NetBeans with Java
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