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Linux-based Operating System running a Dalvik Virtual Machine produced by Google, typically seen in portable devices such as cellphones, e-book readers, tablets, etc. Not to be confused with Androids in the robotics sense.
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Using Android phone as a large Microcontroller Kit
Not really, no - because the hardware is not documented. Most phones are heavily locked down and gaining access to the low-level programming interface requires defeating the manufacturer's security me …
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Is it possible to create an HDMI input adapter for android?
You can get Android devices that can USB master. So then it's a matter of drivers. … It looks like it's doable if you can choose the device and supply your own kernel: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/12334612/analog-video-capture-to-android-phone …
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What type of embedded sytem is used in a mobile phone(cell phone)?
The usual terminology is "SoC" for "system-on-a-chip". This includes a CPU and a whole bunch of other stuff.
Qualcomm seem to like calling theirs a "platform", but that's a really generic term. You ca …
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Is it possible to run 2 motors independently with USB?
usb using no microcontroller but just some discrete components
It is not possible to do anything with USB other than draw the continuous 5V from the supply lines without a microcontroller or an ASIC. …
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