Abstract: The rapid advancement of battery management systems (BMS) in automotive applications demands real-time, automated data acquisition, and visualization architectures capable of handling ...
There are some dependencies that have to be satisfied to build and run the demo. In this demo we assume running all our tools on a Windows host. On Windows hosts, CMake expects MINGW running on the ...
To build the project you will also need to set up an Eclipse (OpenSTM32) workspace containing the stdperiph library. Except from this there are no external dependencies. ##Running it After building ...
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