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Raul Alvarez-Torrico
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Contributor, Circuit Cellar
Bolivia
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Link Building , PR , SEO
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By Raul Alvarez-Torrico| Circuit Cellar Verified In Part 1 of this article series I discussed basic concepts regarding full-stack web development and backend/front-end web development. I also discussed a basic backend workflow for working with microcontroller (MCU)-based web clients. I explained how to set up a basic Linux web server with a database by installing the LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL/MariaDB and PHP) backend technology stack on a Raspberry Pi board.
By Raul Alvarez-Torrico| Circuit Cellar Verified In this three-part article series, I discuss backend web development for embedded clients, such as microcontrollers (MCUs) and other edge processors for Internet-of-Things (IoT) applications. I describe how to set up a web server with a database to develop backend applications for receiving sensor data from remote devices via Hyper Text Transport Protocol (HTTP) requests. The received data are parsed, processed, and stored in a database using the PHP scripting language.
By Raul Alvarez-Torrico| Circuit Cellar Verified In Part 1 of this article, “Model Training and Deployment” (Circuit Cellar 395, June 2023, 2023) [1], I briefly tested and reviewed Seeed Studio’s SenseCAP K1100 Kit for prototyping AI-based Internet of Things (IoT) applications. The kit comes with a microcontroller (MCU) module, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth/LoRa wireless communications capabilities, and a set of sensors to let you easily get started prototyping IoT applications.
Company Info
Circuit Cellar
Circuit Cellar is a multimedia company specializing in embedded systems and electronics design, with a history that dates back to 1979. Originally founded by Steve Ciarcia as Micromint, the company began by selling electronics kits and supporting DIY projects. In 1988, it launched Circuit Cellar INK magazine, which focused on hands-on hardware projects and innovation in embedded design. The company produces a range of technical publications, including Circuit Cellar Magazine, which features project tutorials and design insights. It has expanded its portfolio to include specialized magazines like audioXpress and Voice Coil. Circuit Cellar also offers DIY electronics kits and collaborates with partners to distribute content and hardware tools. Additionally, it provides online articles, newsletters, and project archives, catering to engineers, academics, and hobbyists interested in embedded design. Circuit Cellar is dedicated to inspiring innovation in hardware through accessible, project-driven content.
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Founded: 1987