Search Results for : RP2040 microcontroller

  Machdyne is an American technology company focused on developing small general-purpose computers, modules, and tools optimized for timeless applications. The company recently unveiled a small FPGA-based board named Eis, which they have been working on for a while now and plan to...

Last year, the Raspberry Pi Foundation announced a new microcontroller board equipped with an in-house RP2040 microcontroller– Raspberry Pi Pico. The hardware platform is one of the most famous Raspberry Pi microcontroller-class products that have reached over two million sales....

The main image is part of an 8-bit Atmel Atmega microcontroller die courtesy of Zeptobars Amidst the global semiconductor shortage, product developers, supply managers, and enthusiasts have had to get creative to keep sowing the seeds of innovation until supply can catch up with...

Bridgetek IDM2040-7A Intelligent Display Module features a 7" 800 x 480 capacitive touch panel. The Display Module is powered by the EVE4 BT817Q Graphics Controller supported by the low-cost, high-performance Raspberry Pi RP2040 Microcontroller. The RP2040 MCU allows easy programming...

Serbian electronics embedded manufacturer MikroElektronika is known for releasing one product every day, has now been selected by SparkFun under a new partnership agreement to add new products from the MIKRO ecosystem to the SparkFun e-store. The collaboration will also see fresh...

RAKWwireless, a Chinese embedded device manufacturer known for its rich IoT ecosystem with several sensors’ boards and add-on modules for existing baseboards, launched a series of new modules with special highlights on the WisBlock LPWAN module and WisBlock baseboard. The reason for...

Pimoroni last week launched the Tiny 2040, a new addition to its awesome, ever-growing list of microcontroller boards and accessories goodies for makers. Yea, I know, another development board based on everyone's current favorite microcontroller, the RP2040. Since the great guys at the...

Phyx has created the LANA TNY-CH32V203, a compact development board, inspired by Adafruit's QT Py and Seeed Studio's XIAO, but with added SMD pins for extra I/O options and a built-in WS2811 compatible LED output. It's powered by the WCH CH32V203 RISC-V microcontroller, which has a...