I am new to embedded PCB design. I can find lots of resources such as video tutorial or the schematics for the power, adc, dac, etc.But I cannot find any hands-on tutorial on SDRAM, neither software nor hardware connection. I don't know what those pins on SDRAM are for and how can I connect them to the MCU.Is there any book about this topic?
I would like to learn and work on both software and hardware of real-time Linux. Any books or projects do you recommand for getting started?
I tried to look for video tutorials or books, but the material I found never covers the basic electricity principles behind the making.Any recommendations?Many thanks!
Actually, my first reaction when I heard of Scratch was -- why are these poor kids forced to learn something they will never use in the future of their lives?
The paper got one thing right -- it doesn't make any sense to design visual language deliberately for kids education. It's like saying -- kid, you are so naive so you have to do visual programming, even though it is slow and inefficient. If you are the kid, will you feel good?
If I have to choose a programming language for kids, I will choose LOGO.
Code for visual! Not visual for code!
Is there any book/blog/video that I can read/watch?
I know the book by Andy Farnell, but it's just too basic.