Tag: Microcontroller

The Epi C3 is a miniature development board featuring the Espressif ESP32-C3 microcontroller, equipped with a USB-C connector for power and programming, and an onboard ceramic antenna optimized for wireless communication. This board joins the ranks of other compact ESP32-C3 boards like...

Based on the WCH CH552G 8-bit microcontroller the Cocket Nova CH552 Dev Board is a low-cost development board with an enhanced E8051 core clocked at 24MHz. designed for beginners and hobbyists, this compact and cost-effective development board features a USB Type-C interface for power...

The RA8M1 Feather Board by Zalmotek is an upcoming development board built around the Renesas RA8M1 MCU, the board is versatile features various sets of IOs, and can be used for applications like robotics and IoT systems. The board features an RA8M1 microcontroller which includes a...

Lilygo has recently launched the T-Embed, an IoT-embedded panel designed for programmable development, featuring a compact design with ABS and PC material. The ESP32-S3 MCU powers it and supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5, including Bluetooth mesh. The panel includes a 1.9-inch IPS color...

Waveshare has recently introduced the ESP32-C6, a Display Development Board, a microcontroller with a 1.47-inch 172×320 resolution LCD, featuring 262K colors. It is powered by a 160MHz single-core 32-bit RISC-V processor, with an additional low-power 20MHz processor. The board...

LILYGO's T3 S3 LR1121 can be considered an ESP32S3FH4R2 MCU-based versatile microcontroller board with 4MB Flash and 2MB PSRAM. It is designed for projects requiring both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity with a compact design. Key features include a 66x36mm size, support for USB...

Raspberry Pi units have long been a playground for tech enthusiasts looking to explore and repurpose old software. The latest breakthrough comes from Matt Evans, who has managed to emulate the iconic Macintosh 128K using a Raspberry Pi Pico. This remarkable achievement allows anyone to...

Adafruit just announced Adafruit CH552 QT Py and this board ranks in the top part of my weird tech list. The MCU used in this is a WinChipHead (WCH) CH552 has an E8051 Core. with 16 kilobytes of flash memory but only about 1.25 kilobytes of RAM, and the most weird thing about this it...