Tag: SPI

Wi-Fi support, serial communication, and a slimmer design make the UP 710S a modernized industrial board with deep ties to its origins. AAEON's UP brand , which began with the creation of the credit-card sized UP developer board almost a decade ago, has introduced the UP 710S, a...

Raytac's AN7002Q is a low-power Wi-Fi 6 module series perfect for applications like industrial automation, smart homes, healthcare, and more. It uses Nordic Semiconductor's nRF7002 chipset and works seamlessly with Raytac's Bluetooth LE modules for dual-band connectivity. Key features...

Oak Development Technologies introduces the upgraded IcyBlue Feather FPGA Board, Version 2, featuring hardware enhancements and the modern USB Type-C connector. Powered by the Lattice Semi iCE5LP4K FPGA, this open-hardware board provides a versatile platform for FPGA development, now...

SparkFun has recently announced the "SparkFun Pro Micro - ESP32-C3" board, an ESP32-C3-based development board featuring SparkFun's Qwiic Connect System. This compact board includes Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPIO, SPI, UART, I2C, I2S, and all the necessary hardware required for advanced IoT and...

The M95P32-I is a high-density, page-erasable SPI EEPROM memory that combines flexibility, performance, and ultra-low power. It is a unique non-volatile memory solution for ultra-low power systems that require an external NVM to boot by downloading firmware before execution in RAM, to...

It used to have smaller sizes of e-paper displays connecting to LilyGO’s ESP32 boards. We saw that in the TTGO T5 which offers a choice of e-Paper displays from 1.54 inches to 2.3 inches, and the Mini e-paper Core with a really tiny 1.02-inch e-Paper display. LilyGO is now offering...

The project presented here is an SPI programable Gain Amplifier using MAX9939. The MAX9939 is a general-purpose, differential-input programmable-gain amplifier (PGA) that is ideal for conditioning a variety of wide dynamic range signals such as those found in motor current-sense,...

Since its introduction in 1973 by Hewlett Packard, Logic Analyzers have been one of the most important tools in an engineer’s toolkit. Logic Analyzers enable us to easily debug digital logic signals by capturing the data and plotting it in a time-view format. They serve a similar...