The development of the manufacturing industry must closely follow market and technological changes. First, companies should focus on customer orientation, optimizing product design and functions through a deep understanding of customer needs in order to offer personalized solutions.
Mosquitto is a lightweight, open-source message broker that adheres to the MQTT (Message Queuing Telemetry Transport) protocol. It is commonly used for message communication between IoT (Internet of Things) devices. Below is a detailed introduction to Mosquitto:
OpenMV is an open-source project developed abroad, designed as a small development board specifically for embedded machine vision applications. Its core advantages lie in its powerful image processing capabilities, programmability, and ease of use.
CAN filtering is a mechanism in Controller Area Networks (CAN) that controls which messages a node can receive.
To understand the differences and relationships between development boards, microcontrollers (MCUs), and ARM, it's important to first clarify what each of these terms refers to. Below is a simple explanation to help distinguish between them.
ECAN Tools is a lightweight, green, and portable CAN bus analysis tool developed by Chengdu Ebyte Electronics Technology Co., Ltd. It is free to use and requires no installation.
The ECAN-E02 is a high-performance industrial-grade Ethernet to CAN-bus data converter developed by Ebyte. The CAN converter module integrates one CAN-bus interface and one Ethernet interface, supporting TCP/UDP protocols, enabling seamless communication between CAN-bus and Ethernet networks. The module operates within a temperature range of -40°C to 85°C.
In the communication industry, bandwidth typically refers to two concepts: one is frequency bandwidth, and the other is maximum transmission rate (bps). Narrowband transmission refers to a technology that limits the signal transmission to a relatively narrow frequency range during data transfer.
When it comes to GPS, most people are quite familiar with it. Meanwhile, China's domestic positioning service, BeiDou (BDS), has emerged as a new player and has now become a leader in global positioning systems. GPS/BDS, along with Europe's Galileo system and Russia's GLONASS, currently represent the four most widely used positioning services, supporting a wide range of civilian and military applications. This article briefly explores the core principles of these positioning services.