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Arduino Ethernet shield on STM32 Nucleo
August 2, 2015
I have a clone of the Arduino Ethernet shield R2, and I already hooked it up on an Arduino Uno, as explained in a previous post. But I also have an STM32 Nucleo-F103RB board, which is similar to Arduino with respect to many of its pins, so I wanted to try this shield with it. The main […]
Arduino Ethernet shield and Python socket
June 14, 2015
I started playing with an Ethernet shield for Arduino that I bought at a faire. I noticed that the shield itself is not original, but it’s a clone of the Arduino Ethernet Shield version 5.0, also identified as revision 2. The shield provides Ethernet connectivity and has an SD card slot to provide non-volatile memory […]
ARM 64-bit developer kit on the way from AMD
August 2, 2014
The news: AMD Announces the Availability of 64-bit ARM Opteron Developer Kits It sure sounds cool: 4 or 8 cores, 16GB of DDR3 RAM, PCI-Express 3, SATA 3, 10Gb Ethernet, microATX form factor and full Linux distribution (Red Hat) already running on it. I feel a little disappointed about a couple of things: I didn’t […]
Features of the new Arduino YÚN
September 2, 2013
Arduino YÚN is a new product in the Arduino family. It’s a board with the same form factor as the typical Arduino, but contains an application processor running Linux, and modern flexible connectivities such as Ethernet, WiFi and USB. Here’s an introductory video from the creators: The Arduino YÚN features are described in a blog post in the official […]
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February 18, 2016
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