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Microchip’s low-cost evaluation kit for the PIC18F16Q41 8-bit microcontroller (MCU) The PIC18F16Q41 Curiosity Nano evaluation kit from Microchip Technology is a hardware platform to evaluate MCUs in the PIC18FQ41 family. This board has the PIC18F16Q41 MCU mounted. Supported by...

EA Display Visions’ chip-on-glass 128 x 64 graphic LCD is compact, low-power, and pin-connected EA Display Visions' DOGL128 series 2.8" graphic LCDs are available in FSTN positive transflective, STN positive transmissive, STN negative transmissive, FSTN negative transmissive,...

Program includes a pre-designed carrier chip and automated open source design flow from Efabless SkyWater’s open source SKY130 process is the first node to be used to fabricate chips for the program Initiative removes access barriers by significantly reducing cost and the...

One of the most widely used development boards in the maker community is the Arduino manufactured boards. However, following the release of the $4 Raspberry Pi Pico that came with the onboard in-house silicon tape out RP2040 chip, sparking excitement in the designer world. Continuing...

Arduino development boards are highly popular among makers and beginners in electronics for their ease of use. The Arduino boards are designed in such a way that making connections to peripherals like sensors and displays is extremely easy. All it needs is a little common sense for...

If you have been using home automation devices to control, monitor, and status reading, they may employ the Z-Wave communication protocol. There have seen several SBCs that support the interface of the Z-Wave protocol, like the RK3568 development board. It is widely known for its...

Thinking of an IoT project? Here I found something that might make the IoT projects easier for you. It’s named ‘Magicbit’, aiming to provide an easy IoT platform for everyone. The magic inside this development board is that it is an all-in-one platform for coding, prototyping,...

We have recently seen several development boards integrated with the Rockchip SoC, including NanoPi R4S, Novasom M9, Tinker Board 2, and several others. However, we haven’t seen many boards built around the Rockchip RK3566 chip except the Pine’s Quartz64. To continue, the...