Tag: iCE40UP5k

Signaloid Ltd., a startup specializing in uncertainty processing, has released a unique FPGA development board in the format of a microSD card. Called the Signaloid C0-microSD, the board aims to Simplify FPGA development and offer access to Signaloid's uncertainty analysis...

The NRFICE is a Bluetooth FPGA board designed to be compatible with the Arduino UNO form factor. It combines two key components: the dual-core nRF5340 Bluetooth SoC and the LatticeICE40UP5K FPGA. The Lattice ICE40UP5K FPGA is known for its low power consumption and high performance,...

ICE-V wireless mini development board is currently active on GroupGets for community support, which features an ICE40UP5K FPGA and an ESP32-C3-MINI system on chip. The development board looks fairly similar to the Feather board, but there is no confirmation on the dimensions yet. The...

UPduino v3.1 is a compact and cost-efficient open-source FPGA board dedicated to applications that involve sensitive signal conditioning. It comprises of FTDI FPGA programmer, flash memory, a 3-color LED and FPGA pins for quick prototyping. The all-new UPduino v3.1 is an updated...

By looking at the Precursor you may wonder "Are we not through with these phones yet?", but who said this was a regular phone? Its deceiving looks hide an open hardware development platform for mobile communication and computation in a secure environment. Intrigued? The Precursor is...

iCE40UP5K is a developement board in a Feather compatible form factorb by Josh Johnson Features iCE40UP5k FPGA in a QFN-48 package 5280 Logic Cells 20 IO broken out to Feather, 4 additional IO on bottom of board FT2232 provides programming and UART interface over a...

The new doppler board promises to meld the power of FPGA brains with microcontrollers and the accessibility of environments like Arduino. And the founder is so confident that could lead to new stuff, he’s making a “label” to help share your ideas. doppler is a small, 39EUR...

When it comes to the world of Microcontrollers, FPGAs, DSPs, or basically anything related to embedded devices, we have traditionally been accustomed to something averagely big (in regards to this domain) and even created some standards like SBCs (Single Board Computers) to categorize...