The Embedded Workbench Platform is designed to optimize system resource usage efficiently. Here's what you need to know:

1. Resource Management: The platform uses intelligent resource allocation to distribute the load evenly across your system. It monitors CPU, memory, and I/O usage in real-time to prevent bottlenecks.

2. Adaptive Performance: The workbench automatically adjusts its resource consumption based on your system's current state. During periods of high activity in other applications, it scales back to maintain system stability.

3. Configuration Options: You can customize resource limits through the Settings panel. Navigate to Preferences > Performance to set maximum CPU and memory usage thresholds.

4. Background Processing: Most intensive operations are performed asynchronously in the background, ensuring your main workflow remains responsive.

5. Best Practices:
  • Close unnecessary projects when not in use
  • Enable auto-save to reduce write operations
  • Use the built-in profiler to identify resource-heavy operations
  • Keep your platform updated for the latest optimizations

If you're experiencing unusual resource usage, try running the diagnostic tool (Tools > System Diagnostics) to identify potential issues.

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Our sensors support I²C, SPI, and UART interfaces for easy integration with microcontrollers and embedded systems.

Calibration is recommended every 6–12 months or when the sensor shows deviation from expected performance.

Mount the sensor on a stable, vibration-free surface using the orientation recommended in the datasheet. Improper mounting may affect accuracy.

Each sensor has a defined accuracy and resolution specified in the datasheet. For instance, some motion sensors can detect changes as small as 0.001g.

The measurement range varies by model. For example, our motion sensors typically support ±2g to ±16g for accelerometers and up to 2000°/s for gyroscopes.