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During the creation of industrial concepts, wearables and the Internet of Things and many more applications, making hardware technology accessible and device development a breeze is essential.
The development kit exists to make the prototyping of all of these devices easy and as cost-efficient as possible, driving your designs and concepts to production and to the market as fast as possible.
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I'm definitely impressed and thankful. I wish I understood how to work with FPGAs etc. I've done a lot of programming and working with microcontrollers. Now my time is very limited. I'm sure this...
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This brings Arduino design into the realms of large project computing - instead of having to network a half dozen nanos together.
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MMDVM + Teensy v3.6, RPi based repeater
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6 months ago
Nice work - only thing I needed to do on my Fedora 25 system is to explicitly invoke the programming server before invoking Hardware Manager:
$ ../settings64.sh && ./vcse_server
March 12, 2018 09:15
There’s an Arduino Based Learning Kit on DS Marketplace!
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Using STM32L476
Hi all, I came across STM32L476 development board which was demonstrated for "Creating a Radar
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Easy-Peasy Peripheral Interfacing with Pi, Python and Pmods!
The perfect combination for cooking up peripheral interfacing recipes in no time at all.
November 29, 2017 14:21
Enhanced XILINX FPGA and SoC Debug and Programming capability from Digilent JTAG Cables.
JTAG-HS2 FPGA Programming Cable is IEEE 1149.7-2009 Class T0 - Class T4 (includes 2-Wire JTAG) compatible, and usable with all Xilinx tools as well as fully supported by Digilent's Adept software and Adept SDK.
November 24, 2017 13:39
RX65N Envision Kit - Easy Evaluation and Development including TFT and Free GUI Software
The new Renesas Envision Kit allows quick and easy evaluation of the 32bit RX65N MCU Group. The embedded TFT controller and the integrated 2D graphic accelerator provides advanced graphics features and high performance in your application.
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A Quick Guide to Microchip Development Tools
Microchip is a world-renowned manufacturer of electronic components, development kits and countless other products, but they also have 2000 development tools to help you get your product to production faster.
November 7, 2017 12:07
Arduino Uno and BeagleBone cases, brought to you by DesignSpark
Keeping your Arduino Uno or your BeagleBone dev. board safe from the rigours of life has never been easier with these fabulous cases brought to you by DesignSpark!
October 20, 2017 08:53
Software Defined SoC on Arty Z7-20, Xilinx ZYNQ evaluation board
In this artricle, we will learn how to use Xilinx SDSoC, the latest development environment, to create embedded C/C++/OpenCL application development and implement the software design directly on the FPGA device.
October 12, 2017 09:26
Verifying RTOS Applications using Deep Insight Analysis
DesignSpark and RS have now made the video of the fantastic webinar from Jacob Beningo on verifying RTOS Applications using Deep Insight Analysis available on to the community.
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Building a Digital Mobile Radio Repeater Part 1: MMDVM
Installing MMDVM on an STM32F4 NUCLEO board and assembling an interface shield.
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Power Distribution Architecture is increasingly complex.
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