Category: Mcu

LILYGO, a well-known manufacturer of ESP32-S3 boards, has introduced its latest product, the LILYGO T-HMI board. This board is based on the ESP32-S3 and features a 2.78-inch color display with resistive touch technology, making it an excellent choice for HMI (Human Machine Interfaces)...

Adafruit's latest ATtiny1616-based breakout board is slightly more unique than the average breakout board you can commonly find in the market. Not only this board features the Seesaw Firmware, but it also features the STEMMA QT / Qwiic connector, through which you can use this board as...

NXP, a leading semiconductor manufacturer, has recently announced its new evaluation board with the LPC86x processor. This evaluation board features the LPC860-MAX chip, which includes a 32-bit ultra-low-power Arm Cortex-M0 processor which has 54 GPIO pins. With a net cost of $15, this...

SparkFun Electronics has expanded its MicroMod ST product line by introducing the SparkFun MicroMod STM32WB5MMG Processor. The processor board combines computing capabilities with wireless functionality, all packed into a single M.2-connectable module. As the name suggests, the...

Source Parts has launched a USB computer called the Popcorn Computer PopStick. This compact-sized device is designed to provide a computing experience by plugging directly into any computer with a USB-A port or any other USB port with the help of a simple adapter. Furthermore, the...

Microcontroller programming has become more accessible with the introduction of the LILYGO T-Deck. This pocket-sized device is designed to equip developers with a convenient tool for programming on the go. The mobile-like platform has a 2.8-inch, 320x240 pixel IPS LCD display and a mini...

Renesas has recently announced that they will be introducing their first MCU on the new 22nm node. This MCU will be an expansion of the RA 32-bit Arm Cortex-M family and will be specifically designed for wireless applications. It will incorporate software-defined radio and provide...

With so many development boards available in the market, it is piquing to find a board with scope for versatility and heavy processing power. Additionally, the target use cases involving ESP32 generally require more I/O for data transmission, and RP2040 projects lack support for WiFi...