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Published inApr 2020
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Jacob Beningo
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Jacob Beningo

Jacob Beningo is an independent consultant who specializes in microcontroller-based embedded systems. He has advised, coached, and developed systems across multiple industries, including the automotive, defense, industrial, medical, and space sectors. Jacob enjoys working with companies to help them develop and improve their processes and skill sets. He publishes a monthly newsletter, Embedded Bytes, and blogs for publications about embedded system design techniques and challenges. Jacob holds bachelor's degrees in electrical engineering, physics, and mathematics from Central Michigan University and a master's degree in space systems engineering from the University of Michigan.
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  1. What files are used to modify what USB classes are supported on startup by the MicroPython board?
  2. What are some reasons we would use generated data in our development rather than a live sensor?
  3. At what chart refresh rate does the user interface start to become sluggish?
  4. What are some reasons for using the MicroPython UART for communication over using the USB?
  5. What Python function is used to convert a floating-point number into a string?
  6. What module is used to create command-line arguments?
  7. What are some new features that could be added to the visualizer to enhance its capabilities?
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Jacob Beningo

Jacob Beningo is an independent consultant who specializes in microcontroller-based embedded systems. He has advised, coached, and developed systems across multiple industries, including the automotive, defense, industrial, medical, and space sectors. Jacob enjoys working with companies to help them develop and improve their processes and skill sets. He publishes a monthly newsletter, Embedded Bytes, and blogs for publications about embedded system design techniques and challenges. Jacob holds bachelor's degrees in electrical engineering, physics, and mathematics from Central Michigan University and a master's degree in space systems engineering from the University of Michigan.
Read more about Jacob Beningo