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--- en:arm [2019/01/04 13:30] – [Embedded Open Modular Architecture/EOMA-68] fluktuacia
+++ en:arm [2019/01/04 13:31] – [Usefulness] fluktuacia
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   * Device, into which the card is inserted, contains I2C EEPROM with identification
-  * It is possible to test and set the software up outside the ‘living’ operating system
+  * It is possible to test and set up the software outside the ‘living’ operating system
   * The total costs of specialised hardware construction are cheaper
   * It is easy to actualise the computing unit by changing the card
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 All of the above-mentioned computer contain [[cs:i2c|I²C]] bus, which makes it easy to connect various sensors or some simpler actuators. Furthermore, it commonly contains serial link that makes it able to connect GPS and [[en:time_sync|accurate time synchronisation ]].
-A problem common to all the computers is a mechanical construction that is incompatible not only with MLAB brick system. Another issues is a production instability - most of the computers will not be produced the following year, or at least not in the above-mentioned configuration. Therefore, it will be useful to create an own open-source solution to computing hardware that can be used to build a network of detection and measuring stations.
+A problem common to all the computers is a mechanical construction that is incompatible not only with MLAB brick system. Another issue is a production instability - most of the computers will not be produced the following year, or at least not in the above-mentioned configuration. Therefore, it will be useful to create an own open-source solution to computing hardware that can be used to build a network of detection and measuring stations.
 Efforts to accomplish such goal are mentioned in [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open-source_computing_hardware|open hardware list of computers]].