Tag: Microcontroller

Tiny Raspberry Pi RP2040 module connects to USB-C + buttons board via FPC connector The Waveshare RP2040-Tiny enters the scene as a noteworthy addition to the family of Raspberry Pi RP2040 modules. In the company of counterparts like Pimoroni Tiny 2040, DFRobot Beetle RP2020, and...

Microchip has introduced the PIC18-Q20 microcontroller product line, bringing forth a set of versatile chips available in 14- and 20-pin packages. These microcontrollers not only support multi-voltage I/O but also mark a significant milestone as the first low-pin count microcontroller...

STMicroelectronics STM32H5 Discovery kit is a development kit designed to help developers create secure, smart, and connected devices using STM32H5 microcontrollers (MCUs). STM32H5 microcontrollers are known for their high-performance processing capabilities and advanced security...

The Micro RP2040 microcontroller board is a powerful development tool that includes most of the features of the Raspberry Pi Pico in a smaller and more compact form factor. The board is designed for hobbyists, students, and professionals, for a wide range of projects, from building...

We have previously covered many articles on the Seeed Studio XIAO, with the latest on the XIAO ESP32C3 low-power microcontroller board, designed to support Wi-Fi and Bluetooth wireless connectivity. This time, the company has decided to continue its XIAO series with the launch of its...

Arduino has announced its latest product, the GIGA R1 Wi-Fi, a microcontroller board designed for advanced projects that require high computational power, connectivity, and security features. The GIGA R1 Wi-Fi has the same form factor as the popular Arduino Mega and Due boards, offering...

European computer company Olimex Ltd. has created Agon light a budget-friendly microcomputer and microcontroller on one small board. Bernardo Kastrup designed the AgonLight and the Quark firmware was developed by Dean Belfield. The module is the cheapest and fastest 8-bit microcomputer...

Due to the lockdowns that happened in 2020, the industry currently is facing a huge semiconductor shortage. The crisis has led to a major price increase and shortage queue for graphic cards, processors, and other products that require semiconductors. In such times the only solution is...