Category: Mcu

STMicroelectronics' small size debugging and programming probe is designed for STM32 microcontrollers STMicroelectronics' STLINK-V3MODS is a small size debugging and programming probe for STM32 microcontrollers. The JTAG/SWD interfaces are used to communicate with any STM32...

If your project demands some high precision analog measurements, then here is a new Olimex BB-ADS1262 that can help get the job done easily; with up to 10 channels of 32-bit ADC conversion, the new BB-AD S1262 breakout board is considered a great add-on for microcontrollers. Before,...

The ATtiny10 is an intriguing little device with plenty of capabilities. It’s size pushes your creativity but first, it needs to be programmed. This can get a little tricky but here I suggest two easy ways to get started. The Atmel ATtiny101 is a tiny AVR microcontroller with a 6 pin...

When working on projects with computation-intensive routines and (or) near real-time performance requirements, having a "lightning-fast" RAM is usually a good thing for developers. This is one of the reasons while STMicro included the Core Coupled Memory (CCM) RAM  in a good number of...

The new Renesas RX66N and RX72N high-performance MCU families offer the highest integration of fast 120 MHz-Flash and SRAM memory and peripheral function The new Renesas RX66N and RX72N high-performance MCU families offer the highest integration of fast 120 MHz-Flash and SRAM memory...

CircuitPython is a branch of MicroPhython designed to simplify education and experimentation on low-cost microcontrollers to make it easy to prototype without any upfront desktop software downloads. With CircuitPython, you can write clean and simple Python code to control your hardware...

Microchip’s MCUs enable sensor interfacing for IoT edge nodes, wearables, lighting, automotive, and factory automation. Microchip’s PIC16F152xx family of microcontrollers (MCUs) includes a streamlined feature set that is optimized for simple real-time control and sensor...

An intelligent 7-Segment display based on Padauk MCU: Time for another project with a super-low-cost microcontroller. But what to design? Ever since seeing a project where a $0.03 MCU controls $40 worth of intelligent RGB LEDs, I have been wondering whether this is the right place to...