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*Your* health and safety while working on electrical devices, and designing devices that will not shock, set fire to, or otherwise harm the user of the device.
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Is it safe to disable the write-protection of registers all the time in a microcontroller? [closed]
Because the hardware write-protection feature is given only for few registers while there are many other critical registers are left unprotected in a typical microcontroller (For example in Renesas RX …
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