He's no John Bartholomew, but Carlsen is surprisingly good at explaining his moves as he plays.

Good description of a simple preemptive, single-stack task scheduler for an embedded RTOS.

A very nice project report on the design and build of a simple Nixie tube clock including an unexpectedly in-depth section on the design of the custom flyback boost converter. The tubes are driven by individual transistors, controlled by an stm32 uC, powered and programmed over USB-C, and housed in a custom machined stainless steel case.

So far seems like a nice introduction to DSP, and free online from the author!

This review makes me want to play with these microcontrollers.

Arduino started as a fork of a microcontroller library/IDE/dev board called Wiring. Here the creator of Wiring weighs in a bit on the origins of and some of the drama surrounding Arduino.

A comparison 21 different microcontrollers — all less than $1.

A concise writeup of a homebrew z80 game console which uses two Atmega1284 uC as a double-buffered graphics accelerator.

I'm not sure where this came from (some class handout?) but it is a very nice guide to hand-drawing Bode plots.

Educational electronics weblog with a good name I came across today.

Two little boost converters from a single 8-pin ATtiny uC.

Robert Baruch is getting custom LCDs manufactured in China at surprisingly low quantities and total cost.

See also his video about the project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8-HfGTCcCk

These low-cost 8051 microcontrollers with USB look interesting.

This guy has many elegant AVR projects.

I like the chassis/enclosure design of this little 2-wheel WiFi-controlled car.

Nice overview of hobbyist-friendly e-ink displays.

Another Ken Shirriff decapping.

Desolder, dump, and mount a UBIFS filesystem from a NAND flash chip.