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Hexiwear is going on tour

Hexiwear has gotten more and more popular with time, but it has acquired rock star status as of late. It’s going on tour with Avnet. The NXP® Connected Devices Tour starts on May 2 in Austin, Te [...]

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27/04/2017

Hexiwear is going on tour

Hexiwear has gotten more and more popular with time, but it has acquired rock star status as of late. It’s going on tour with Avnet. The NXP® Connected Devices Tour starts on May 2 in Austin, Te [...]

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27/04/2017

4G LTE click — carrying the LARA-R2 module from u-blox

As you may have noticed all the u-blox modules we have on our click boards™ have rather lovely girl names – like NINA on the BLE3 click, and LEA for the GPS click, SARA for the 3G SARA click. Thi [...]

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26/04/2017

Mic click — Omnidirectional silicon microphone

Small size, low power consumption, high-quality sound. What are we talking about this time? Mic click of course – the newest addition to the Audio and Voice click board™ range. Mic click - pic [...]

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25/04/2017

AVR Compilers Roadmap update

Ever since our software team moved into their new office they have been super productive and enthusiastic. Therefore, this roadmap update for the AVR compilers comes flying on the wings of [...]

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24/04/2017

Mikromedia for PIC18FK — build multimedia applications...

The easiest way to interact with electronics is through a GUI. In the best case scenario the graphic user interface is intuitive, easy to use and functional. Our newest mikromedia will allow you [...]

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21/04/2017

50 in 50 - Week 6 brings us the wireless connectivity...

Wireless connectivity click boards™ are the theme of this week, in Microchip’s 50 in 50 campaign. As you already know, Microchip has been adding one click per day to their quick-start library fo [...]

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20/04/2017

clicker 2 for PIC18FK — up to 64 MHz operation with 16 MIPS

clicker 2 for PIC18FK is a pocket-size development board with two mikroBUS™ sockets and the 8-bit PIC18F67K40 microcontroller from Microchip. It's the quickest way to design and build your o [...]

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19/04/2017

SPI Isolator click - a digital isolator optimized for SPI

SPI or Serial Peripheral Interface is one of the most popular protocols for sending data in the embedded world. So chances are you are using SPI in one of your projects. You’ll be glad to know t [...]

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18/04/2017

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Hexiwear half-way funded!

Woohoo! Hexiwear got halfway funded practically in a day. We'll have to start thinking about adding stretch goals very soon. Before that, a small treat.

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24/02/2016

Hexiwear half-way funded!

Woohoo! Hexiwear got halfway funded practically in a day. We'll have to start thinking about adding stretch goals very soon. Before that, a small treat.

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24/02/2016

Our new wearable dev kit for IoT now live on Kickstarter

World premiere at Embedded World in Nuremberg.

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23/02/2016

Introducing learn.mikroe.com – the circle is now complete

Going back to our core values – empowering engineers.

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19/02/2016

A smarter obstacle avoiding robot with the Buggy

Teo from the microcontroller-projects.com blog is becoming the premier authority on our Buggy platform. After developing an obstacle avoiding robot, a line follower, this time he's back with a [...]

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18/02/2016

Implementing Lora rf click as an end device in a LoRaWAN...

Holman Tamás from Hungary wrote to us recently to share how he implemented LoRa rf click together with Nano GPS click (full disclosure: Holman is the CEO of ChipCAD, our distributor).

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17/02/2016

Gesture with Light

The era of gesture is upon us.  No longer do we need to waste our time with keyboards and mice, we can move our bodies in pre-programmed sequences and the computer will somehow understand us. [...]

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17/02/2016

7 x 10 Leds, Magic Vision

Humans can visualize things much slower than they can occur.  Take for instance the 7 x 10 Click LED display produced by MikroElektronika.  What you see in the image isn't multiple LEDs lit at th [...]

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17/02/2016

Library Porting Guide

Sometimes the need arises to re-use existing code in other platforms or other compilers.  To do this you need to "port" existing code to work with the platform you are using.  Most times it b [...]

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17/02/2016