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Embedded firmware development requires efficient debugging tools to identify issues quickly and ensure reliable system behaviour. For developers working with NXP ARM microcontrollers , integrating PEMicro debug tools with S32 Design Studio provides a powerful and flexible debugging environment. In this blog, we explore how PEMicro debugging tools work with S32 Design Studio and how developers can configure and start a debugging session effectively. Overview of S32 Design St

As modern vehicles and industrial automation systems become increasingly software-driven, the amount of data exchanged between electronic control units (ECUs) continues to grow rapidly. Features such as Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS), electric powertrains, battery management systems, central gateways, over-the-air (OTA) firmware updates, and high-speed diagnostics require significantly higher bandwidth than traditional in-vehicle networks were originally designed t

Table of Contents 1. What is CAN? 2. Problems Engineers Face Without CAN 3. How CANdo Solves These Problems 4. How to Use CANdo 5. Conclusion What is CAN? Imagine you are driving a modern car. Inside that vehicle, there are hundreds of electronic systems all talking to each other: the engine, brakes, transmission, dashboard, air conditioning, safety systems, and more. They all need to communicate quickly, reliably, and safely. CAN (Controller Area Network) is the "langua

When designing USB Type-C products, chargers, or power delivery systems, you face an increasingly complex challenge: verifying that your devices actually deliver what they promise . The USB Power Delivery specification has evolved rapidly with Extended Power Range (EPR) supporting up to 240W at 48V, multiple voltage profiles, and advanced protocols like Adjustable Voltage Supply (AVS) and Programmable Power Supply (PPS).​ But here's the real problem: Most engineers rely on b