In this tutorial, we will install Ubuntu 20.04 on a Windows host machine, build Vitis AI GPU images and test if the GPU Docker pass-through works. The machine in the tutorial has a GPU from Nvidia.
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I'm studying electrical engineering for a master's degree. Í got my bachelor's degree at the beginning of 2022. Since my studies I have been working at a software house and apply skills from the field of Java, Kotlin and JavaScript development daily. In addition, I work in the field of DevOps and automate and optimize processes with tools such as Ansible, Jenkins, docker, Kubernetes / OpenShift
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The guide is fine and will teach you two important things. First, Ubuntu 22.04 Image is the newest and second, to use the new … Read the rest
I have dimensioned the bracket for the DIN rail too thin. Now the bracket bends and runs the risk of calculating.
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You will now need two M4x16 screws instead of the M4x10 screws. Otherwise, you only need the latest … Read the rest
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First, a little bit of definition. In the image below, the motors have now numbers according to its position.
Now we can talk about a specific motor. In the third part of this series, I have mentioned the … Read the rest
Recently, I was shown in my Google statistics that I have a bad SEO ranking. A big shortcoming for that I used for graphics the format png or JPG/JPEG. It was recommended that I use the format webp. There are … Read the rest
In this post, we’ll install the brain for our MOVEO project. Instead of the teensy, we’ll use an Arduino because it is for now better to handle. In a future post, I’ll potentially change the processing unit, but for now, … Read the rest
I want to create a housing for the PSU, so we don’t have to mess with open 230V / 110V wires. I decided to use a default IEC320 C14 connector for voltage in and three XT60-Connectors for voltage out. The … Read the rest
If you ever tried to measured soil humidity. You come across the ESP32 Soil Sensor PCB. It’s quite pricy for $20. I could not find a lot of documentation for this particular sensor. So, I decided to by one and … Read the rest
Foremost, this power distributor solution is not a final one. We need a distributor that can divide about twenty amperes into 2×5A, 3×1.5A and 1×1A plus the current needed by the microcontroller.
The chosen power distributor is from a model … Read the rest