Tag: Arduino

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The Portenta C33 is born into an extensive ecosystem that comes with a variety of components that easily combine This business-oriented unit stands at industrial clients’ side with a growing ecosystem of high-performance, reliable, secure products that aim to provide the right...

W6100-EVB-Pico is a microcontroller evaluation board that is based on the Raspberry Pi RP2040 and features a fully hardwired TCP/IP controller, W6100. It basically functions in the same manner as the Raspberry Pi Pico board, but it also includes additional Ethernet connectivity through...

Unit Glass is a transparent OLED expansion screen unit that measures 1.51 inches in size. It uses a driver scheme that is based on STM32 and SSD1309, has a resolution of 128x64 px and a monochrome display, and its transparent area is 128x56 px. The MCU is an STM32F030F4P6, which...

Arduino has announced its latest product, the GIGA R1 Wi-Fi, a microcontroller board designed for advanced projects that require high computational power, connectivity, and security features. The GIGA R1 Wi-Fi has the same form factor as the popular Arduino Mega and Due boards, offering...

Ping Hobbyelektronik has released a new open-source board called EPI-32U4. This tiny board is Arduino-compatible and offers USB Type-C connectivity, making it an excellent choice for makers and hobbyists. The EPI-32U4 board measures just 23mm x 13mm, making it one of the smallest...

ATOMS3 Lite is the newest addition to the M5Stack Atom series of wireless programmable controllers. It is based on the ESP32-S3 IoT platform. It is possible to use it as an Internet of Things node, a microcontroller, or even in wearables. It also has a wide range of other applications,...

Transmission of video from one location to another in the professional video world is typically done via SDI (Serial Digital Interface). This FPGA-powered device, intended as a test tool for SDI circuits, pushes signals at 1.485 Gbps. Based on an Arduino MKR Vidor 4000, Chris Brown of...