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Arduino DUE is an microcontroller card based on the Atmel SAM3X8E ARM Cortex-M3 CPU. This is a 32bit ARM core MCU.

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I developed a quick custom PCB using the ATSAM3X8EA-AU as I wanted to use Arduino to program it as an Arduino DUE, I kept most of the schematic the same, however I used pin A14 pin 52 as an analog ...
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I have this exact LCD shield: http://www.lcdwiki.com/2.8inch_Arduino_Display SKU: MAR2808 Driver IC: ILI9341 It works on an Arduino Mega 2560 using the old libraries the manufacturer (I assume) ...
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I have a project where I need to store data (~16 Mo) on a memory and be able to fetch the data fast (<36000 bits/s) with DMA because I have other signals to take care of. Currently I use an SD card ...
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I need to send data as fast as possible from an Arduino DUE to an extern DAC. To do so I use DMA & SPI and I want DMA to fetch data from the memory and send it to the SPI which will just relay it ...
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Good Morning to everyone, I am a PhD Student in experimental fluid mechanics at the University of Naples "Federico II", Italy. I am working on Arduino Due card and i am novel in applications ...
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I needed SPI with CPOL=1 and CPHA=1. I read, that I could achieve this via SPI_MODE3. Further, I read to put the CS low and CS high code after SPI.beginTransaction(...) and before SPI.endTransaction() ...
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I am working on a project using Force Sensors to build a keyboard for MD patients. I have connected the sensors (each with 4 input pins) to digital pins to Arduino Due. I want to adjust the threshold ...
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It's been harder than I expected to find a reference source or usage guide. There's a number of sources I've looked at along the road to this question: The Due is listed here and here as having 512KB ...
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I am finding that setting duty cycle on PWM channels 4 or 5 has an influence on whether channel 6 generates output. The following is a design of experiments view of my tests and results, where the ...
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I am looking for a reference document or documentation system that concretely relates at minimum: Screen printed pin name/number SAM3X8E pin number Register number Channel number Port name In my ...
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I am trying to communicate through the native USB port of the Arduino Due with a PC. The native port itself works, I have tested this. The problem is, that every time I upload my Simulink model via ...
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In the simple example below I just software trigger an ADC acquisition and then set the builtin LED's digital out in the interrupt handler. I don't know why the program appears to halt however. void ...
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Where are the source files containing the definitions and the HAL functions located for the Due? I am trying to do CMSIS programming.
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I am using SDA1, SCL1 for my DS3232 with RTClib on Due. It works on a Mega2560 on SDA, SCL. I ran I2c_test with success after I inserted #define Wire Wire1 However with ds3231.ino this define doesnot ...
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I new in Arduino environment. Found some code generate sine wave but frequency between 14kHz to 84kHz. URL is https://www.instructables.com/SineWave-Generator-for-Arduino-DUE/ I need to generate sine ...
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I have an Arduino due, I am trying to keep track of ticks on two wheel encoders, polling in an infinite loop results in terrible performance. Have any suggestions? It looks like the due might have an ...
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The following code, debugs SerialUSB Native Port, plugged to a PC, and connected through a Terminal Monitor (such as Termite, with any bps, 8N1, RTS/CTS). At start, the ports seeks for communication, ...
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(This question is specific for the Arduino Due, but maybe there's a general answer to the question) I'm using DueFlashStorage to store application data in the flash memory of my Arduino Due. That ...
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I have a project split into several files: //Loop.cpp #include "LiquidCrystal.h" void setup(){ LiquidCrystal lcd(12, 11, 5, 4, 3, 2); lcd.begin(16, 2); } void loop() { //Code } ...
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I am now working on a project, which needs a cheap analog acquisition device with a sampling rate of no less than 5MHz. Before, I only used Arduino, and rarely operated the registers on Arduino. I ...
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I only uploaded the library to check whether it has installed correctly. It's installed and i am having this error. Using library DHT-sensor-library-master at version 1.4.1 in folder: C:\Users\Mcniven\...
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I'm using an Arduino Due that talks via SPI to an LCD (800x480) with the RA8875 controller chip. The most recent datasheet I could find is: RA8875 datasheet. Everything works as expected when using ...
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I have a code that spit out random number when the ISR register is ready: #define TRNG_KEY 0x524E47 uint8_t lut[10] = {0xF6, 0x12, 0xAE, 0xEC, 0xD8, 0x7C, 0x7E, 0xE0, 0xFE, 0xFC}; uint32_t msk = ...
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What's your suggested technique for reliably removing Arduino Due and Mega shields while minimizing the chance of bending the strip header pins? For example, there's a similar discussion here where ...
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I'm working on a project that uses quite a bit of RAM to store and analyze data that is sent from the PC. The program heavily relies on malloc/free, which normally works just fine. However, if the ...
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