Yet another development board with a SAMD21 MCU, the Minima board is the tiniest Arduino Zero-compatible board. It is a small and versatile Arduino compatible programmable microcontroller module in a surface mount format. Minima board consumes as little as 10mA when working at 48 MHz,
Use cases that provide USB usually have rich connectivity, and the USB host function allows device compatibility and further customization of the application depending on the requirements. Also, the industry demands efficiency in applications related to connected control systems at a lower cost with CAN
STMicroelectronics recently launched STM32WL5x Wireless MCU, an updated version of its STM32WL wireless MCU. The main attraction is the dual-core architecture, which provides a lot more security and flexibility than its predecessor. By leveraging the features of the two ARM-based MCUs, the chip is designed
The hobbyist electronics company, Pimoroni has released the Pico Wireless Board that connects to the back of your Raspberry Pi Pico and employs an ESP32 chip to link and transmit data over 2.4 GHz wireless networks. The Pico Wireless is a kit that connects to
PicoVGA is a library that can be used with Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller to emulate retro games of the 80’s and the 90’s. PicoVGA is a library that allows output from the Raspberry Pi Pico to a VGA monitor or PAL/NTSC TV. This library is
Seeed Studio has released a new mini development board, the Wio RP2040. The new board is chock-full of features that are sure to pique the interest of a few developers and makers. The Wi-Fi module supports frequency in the range of 2.4-2.4835 GHz frequency. Separating
Since the recent launch of Pimoroni Pico LiPo that came with the Raspberry Pi’s in-house silicon tape out RP2040, the hobbyist electronics company based in the UK has continued to work with the tiny powerful MCU to release PGA2040 – a breakout board. “The PGA2040
IZITRON has developed a series of compact modules and baseboards that are open-hardware STM32 development boards. These modules come with M.2 connectors and are being crowdfunded at Crowd Supply. Furthermore, the series consists of three different ARM cortex boards including M0, M4 and M7 models.
This January we saw the launch of the new Raspberry Pi Pico featuring the company’s RP2040 chip. The board has gained an immense amount of recognition and community support in the past 2 months. Additionally, it is the company’s first cost-effective board available at
STMicroelectronics has added yet another entry in its Nucleo boards range, the Nucleo-64 development board powered by STM32WL55JCI MCU. The main highlight of this board is its wireless communication capabilities. Thanks to the STM32WL55JC MCU, the board is capable of LoRa, (G)FSK, (G)MSK, and BPSK
