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LimeSDR Mini 2.0: An Open, Full-Duplex, USB Stick Software defined Radio with Larger and More Capable FPGA Lime Microsystems is preparing to launch the new LimeSDR Mini 2.0 which is a successor to the popular LimeSDR Mini board and… |
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Getting Started with Sony Spresense Devkit Ever wondered if your everyday Arduino boards were just not enough for your tasks, and a Raspberry Pi (RPi) seemed to be… |
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Kryptor: Single-chip Hardware Security Module for Embedded Systems Kryptor is a single-chip, easy-to-use, plug-and-play encryption solution for your embedded systems. This Max10 FPGA-based tool… |
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Jupiter Nano: High-Performance Development Board that runs on Linux and NuttX RTOS Jupiter Nano from Starcat is a small yet high-performance open-source development board that is equipped with a Microchip… |
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LPC1768 Development Board Review: Power of Cortex-M3 with Flexibility of MBED Platform Are you a DIY or an IoT or enthusiast who is planning to start their voyage into the mysterious lands of embedded systems or… |
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Getting started with PSoC 6 Wi-Fi-BT Pioneer Kit We are all aware of AVR, PIC, ARM, and ESPS that are widely used in the field of embedded systems. Besides,… |
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High-Power ESP32-M1 Reach Out Development Board for Long-Range Communication Integrated with an ESP32 RF SoC, ESP32-M1 Reach Out is a compact 1W (30dBm) Wi-Fi radio ESP32-M1 development board that can… |
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Piunora: Compact and Easy-To-Use Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 for Electronics Prototyping with Linux Developed by Diodes Delight, Piunora is a compact and easy-to-use development board for electronics prototyping with Linux… |
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Qomu is a Compact SoC with Arm Cortex-M4F Microcontroller and an Embedded FPGA Kit that fits inside a USB Port Tomu family of USB devices has come up with a new compact QuickLogic EOS S3 SoC named Qomu that can fit inside any USB port… |
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PolarFire SoC Icicle Kit – Low Cost, Low Power FPGA Development Board with Quad Core 64-bit RISC-V Microprocessor Subsystem Microchip has come up with the PolarFire SoC Icicle, a development board built around the company's first 64-bit Linux-capable… |
