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mikroC, mikroBasic and mikroPascal for PIC v7.1.0 released

As announced last week, today we are releasing an intermediate PIC compiler release (mikroC, mikroBasic and mikroPascal). Its purpose is to add ICD support for 35 new MCUs from PIC16F, PIC16LF, [...]

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16/03/2017

mikroC, mikroBasic and mikroPascal for PIC v7.1.0 released

As announced last week, today we are releasing an intermediate PIC compiler release (mikroC, mikroBasic and mikroPascal). Its purpose is to add ICD support for 35 new MCUs from PIC16F, PIC16LF, [...]

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16/03/2017

Hexiwear and indoor air quality with WiFi ESP click

Hexiwear is, as always, a great foundation for new inventions. This time around we’ll show you what you can do to get precise information about your indoor air quality, in just a few m [...]

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15/03/2017

Grid-EYE click — an 8x8 thermal array sensor-detector

The sensor click board™ range has just received a new click, that can measure the absolute surface temperature without any contact — Grid-EYE click. Grid-EYE click Grid-EYE click is an 8x8 the [...]

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14/03/2017

WiFi ESP click - be a part of the connected world

Connectivity is one of the main preoccupations of this modern day and age. Even though it is almost impossible to imagine your life without it, WiFi was invented only in 1991, by NCR Corporation [...]

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13/03/2017

Roadmap update for AVR, PIC32 and PIC compilers

With the big task of the ARM compiler release behind them, our software team is moving its focus on delivering the new releases of AVR and PIC32 compilers — including a live update to PIC inser [...]

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10/03/2017

CEC toolchain – Everything CEC you could need in one place

The new ARM compiler release for mikroC, mikroBasic and mikroPascal brings us support for the CEC1702 MCUs from Microchip. This is the perfect time for us to focus on what the CEC toolchain has [...]

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10/03/2017

Hexiwear Battery Pack – add functionality while keeping...

Hexiwear Battery Pack lets you add a new functionality to Hexiwear — GPS, WiFi, NFC, or anything else available through 250+ click boards — while still keeping it a standalone device (powered by [...]

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10/03/2017

New release of the ARM compilers with MSP432 toolchain

This turns out to be a day packed with excitement. The new release of the ARM compilers is here, which gets mikroC, mikroBasic and mikroPascal for ARM to version 5.0.0. Along with the update, we [...]

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09/03/2017

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A RF power meter system fits on this click board

As the click board count continues to climb, our engineers are facing a challenge to diversify the portfolio. The PCB real estate is limiting so you can't go crazy with complex circuitry, but [...]

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22/01/2016

A RF power meter system fits on this click board

As the click board count continues to climb, our engineers are facing a challenge to diversify the portfolio. The PCB real estate is limiting so you can't go crazy with complex circuitry, but [...]

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22/01/2016

We have a new distributor in Italy

According to our Chief of Sales, our latest distributor shares its name with a famous Italian song about a girl. But they are perhaps better known in the thriving Italian electronics scene for a [...]

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21/01/2016

Guide To Installing MikroElektronika Libraries

Adding Libraries to the MikroE IDE Adding libraries to the MikroElektronika's IDE is probably the strongest reason to use the IDE.   We make it so easy to add serious functionality to your IDE [...]

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21/01/2016

Learn to code with SCIO and mikroBasic... now on Kickstarter

How much G force can a Ferrari accelerating down a public road produce? How much can a complete novice accelerate learning basic for embedded? You'll find out from guys behind SCIO.

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20/01/2016

A GPS on a click for only $14 (precious time window for...

If you follow our site closely this isn't news for you, but near the end of last year GPS2 click fell towards the bottom part of the click board price range. It has a lower price than a 8x8 LED [...]

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19/01/2016

DAC3 click released

DAC3 click is a 12-bit digital-to-analog converter, which is the same as the original DAC click, but this one uses I2C instead of SPI to feed the digital values from the MCU.

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18/01/2016

Magneto click released

Magneto click is a contactless magnetic 360º angle position sensor. It’s similar to Angle click from last week, but has a superhero name because of better features.

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15/01/2016

Create a Motion controlled LED... without writing any code

Microchip showcases the functionalities of PIC's Core Independent Peripherals in their latest tutorial featuring Curiosity and a few click boards.

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14/01/2016