Tag: Sparkfun

The RP2350 is a dual-core microcontroller featuring two ARM Cortex M33 and two Hazard3 RISC-V processors, with a selectable boot option for any two cores. It operates at 150 MHz, has 520 kB SRAM in 10 banks, and includes peripherals like two UARTs, two SPI controllers, two I2C...

The SparkFun M7E Hecto RFID Reader is a high-performance RFID reader for reading UHF RFID tags. The Tag is built around a powerful M7E-HECTO module by JADAK and can read up to 300 tags per second and write at 80 milliseconds. The module's power is also adjustable, so it offers a 1-2...

The SparkFun MyoWare 2.0 Wireless Shield can be called an accessory designed to work seamlessly with the MyoWare 2.0 Muscle Sensor. The module is built around an ESP32-WROOM module and houses a built-in 40mAh LiPo battery for wearable applications. Application includes Prosthetics and...

The SparkFun ESP32-C6 Thing Plus is expected to bring significant advancements to IoT projects due to its user-friendly design, advanced features, and seamless connectivity capabilities. Located in Boulder, Colorado, SparkFun Electronics has officially launched the ESP32-C6 Thing Plus,...

Sparkfun has recently introduced a MicroMod Single Pair Ethernet Kit featuring the Analog Devices ADIN1110 transceiver which is capable of handling 10BASE-T1L communications. 10BASE-T1L is an Ethernet standard that enables long-range communication over a single twisted pair of wires,...

The SparkFun ESP32-C6 Thing Plus features the ESP32-C6 WROOM-1-N16 module, supporting WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5.3, Zigbee, and Thread for diverse wireless project applications. Equipped with a microSD slot, Qwiic connector, and Feather-compatible footprint, it's designed for seamless...

The Experiential Robotics Platform (XRP) integrates a Raspberry Pi Pico W and a 6-axis motion sensor with Blockly, Python, and WPILib for educational robotics development. Designed for tool-free assembly, it enables progression from basic to advanced robotics projects for students and...

SparkFun recently launched a new GNSS-RTK L1/L5 Breakout board featuring the u-blox NEO-F9P chip. Unlike traditional L1/L2 models, this chip uses L1/L5 bands that enhance its performance in urban areas. Additionally, it's more resistant to radio frequency interference, which ensures...