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• Create nice looking state flow diagrams using Mscgen New!
• Using State-Machines with a Real-Time Operating System (RTOS)
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• Article on www.embedded.com State charts can provide you with software quality insurance.

• Designing signal forming function blocks New!
• State machines for GUI design New!
• Getting started with the MSP430FR2355 and traffic light state machine - part 1 New!
• Getting started with the PIC16F18446 and State Machines
• Building a Modbus RTU server with state machines, activity diagrams and minimal runtime environment
• Vending machine with PyTK GUI
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• Asuro Mobile Robot Programming
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• Need to design on a Unix® like OS?
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• Energia example on GitHub

In the past different μC manufacturers have published application notes about the benefit of using state machines for the design of embedded software. An example is the application note SLAA402 from Texas Instruments (TI). It suggests to generate source code based on a spread sheet table. Nowadays several affordable UML modeling tools are available supporting the efficient design of state machines in a graphical way. SinelaboreRT generates production quality source code from state diagrams created with many different UML tools. Give it a try!