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Monthly Archives: February 2010
Energy Monitoring
Was at a friends today and he showed me an energy monitor that he had bought and was using to monitor his electricity supply. I was like “hmm… this could be something fun to attach to an XCore and get … Continue reading
Posted in Energy Monitoring, Ideas
Tagged energy monitoring, ethernet, Ideas, xc-2, xc-3, xmos
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Lasers and Submarines
Over the last few weeks I have come across some nice XMOS based projects: 1) Laser Cutter Not massively complex in terms of software – but a pretty cool outcome. UART in – granite engravings out! Nice… Maybe an ethernet … Continue reading
XMOS XS-1 Virtual Threads
The XMOS XS-1 architecture is a multi-threaded architecture. As opposed to normal systems it has a single processor core that can run 8 hardware threads, in real-time with no operating system overhead. But what happens if you run out of … Continue reading
Posted in Projects, XCore/XMOS Virtual Threads
Tagged context switch, interrupts, xmos, xs-1
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