The new Flip & Click board from MikroElektronika aims to bring the company’s huge range of 160+ ‘click’ accessory boards to the Arduino community. Whilst Arduino shields are rarely stacked, Flip & Click ...
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Labcenter is running a worldwide student competition, where university and high school students are challenged to come up with the most innovative Visual Designer project.
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MikroElektronika’s ‘Nano GPS click’ breakout board carries one of the world’s smallest GPS modules – the Nano Hornet from OriginGPS. Measuring 10 x 10 x 3,8 mm, including the built-in patch antenna, it’s ...
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The new MM7150 9-axis sensor fusion module from Microchip combines a gyroscope, accelerometer and magnetometer on a single module. A problem frequently encountered by developers working with electronic ...
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MikroElektronika’s ‘click’ boards are small extension boards with a standardised pinout conforming to the company’s mikroBUS portfolio. Offering easy hardware expandability and rapid prototyping for embedded ...
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MikroElektronika has released a new set of compilers and development boards for the 32-bit microcontrollers from FTDI Chip’s FT90x range. The solution comprises mikroC, mikroBasic and mikroPascal compilers, ...
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MikroElektronika has signed a formal agreement with FTDI Chip to create mikroC, mikroBasic and mikro-Pascal compilers for the latter company’s FT90X 32-bit microcontroller offering. The FT90X’s proprietary ...
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The Proteus Design Suite is a schematic capture and printed circuit board design package which also features enhanced circuit simulation capabilities. Labcenter Electronics’ embedded software co-simulation ...
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MikroElektronika has released a set of development tools for FTDI’s recently announced EVE (Embedded Video Engine) technology. The technology is based on a concept similar to how traditional graphics ...
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mikroElektronika has developed a pin-compatible replacement for the obsolete Telit GM862-Quad GSM/GPRS module. It is based on Telit’s newer GL865 and is intended as a drop-in solution for customers who ...
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Dizzy Enterprises’ locally developed and manufactured SimPLC is a platform for developing a remote control/monitoring device, targeted at developers and hobbyists. It features GSM/GPRS communication, ...
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The ‘Breeze’ is a locally designed and manufactured prototyping platform for 28-pin PIC microcontrollers. Drawing inspiration from the popular Arduino prototyping boards, it features the same form factor ...
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