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CircuitPython's user base is growing even though a lot of people believe Micropython is a better route. It enjoys the rigorous backing 0f one of the major drivers of the Maker community (Aka Adafruit) and recently has been the "embedded Python" stack of choice for several open-source...

The STM32Fo30 is one of the most popular microcontrollers in the STM32 family. It's relative low-power specification and high-resolution ADCs fetched it good followership among designers, as such, it was quite interesting to hear that Czechia-based electronics specialist and Tindie user,...

An Open Source SAMD21 Development Board by sirmylesavery @ hackaday.io This project started after my first introduction to PCB design at my 2019 summer internship. At that internship, I designed a board that used a SAMD21 to control a GPS and LoRa module. This was my first introduction...

Barely a week after Lattice semiconductor announced the launch of the CrossLink-NX family of FPGA, Greg Davill, in his amazing way of posting the entire development process in a twitter thread, has announced the launch of a development board based on the Lattice Crosslink-NX 72QFN. The...

After playing second (maybe third?) fiddle for a while to a range of maker-friendly boards from Arduino and others, STMicro finally got it right with the STM32F103C8T6 Arm Cortex-M3 microcontroller-based "BluePill" development board which can be programmed using the Arduino IDE. As all...

The Arduino Uno is unarguably one of the greatest development boards ever made and its impact as one of the boards that rekindled the fire of the electronics maker movement cannot be disputed. It came with enough power for users to build amazing projects, but it also was extremely easy to...

Another OpenWrt audio board based on the processor with HLK-7688A board featuring Hi-Link HLK-7688A module is launched. HLK-7688A board specifications: Wireless Module – HLK-7688A based on MediaTek MT7688 MIPS24KEc processor @ 580 MHz, and equipped with 32MB RAM, 128MB flash...

The Eclypse Z7 is Digilent's newest FPGA/SoC designed to enable systems that are ultra high-speed and highly modular, featuring Xilinx's Zynq-7000 PSoC. Zynq, plus the Zmod expansions and Digilent's new software architecture results in a powerful research and prototyping platform...