Posts Tagged ‘dev board’
TL;DR I haven’t got this working (yet). There may even be limitations to the hardware that mean this couldn’t work. The general idea was to use a cheap ($4.99) Texas Instruments Stellaris Launchpad (LM4F120XL) board in place of a pricier ($34.95) Dangerous Prototypes Bus Blaster. All of the basic pieces seemed to be there – USB […]
Filed under: making | 5 Comments
Tags: Bus Blaster, dev board, ICDI, JTAG, launchpad, LM4F120XL, OpenOCD, programmer, Stellaris, STM32, ti
In earlier posts of this series I’ve looked at ladder board and Quick2Wire’s boards. This post is about the official expansion project board for the Raspberry Pi, named after its creator Gert van Loo, the Gertboard. Construction Like the other boards I’ve looked at Gertboard comes as a kit of parts. The two things that […]
Filed under: Raspberry Pi, review | Leave a Comment
Tags: ADC, DAC, dev board, Gertboard, GPIO, Raspberry Pi, Raspi, RPi, SMT, soldering, surface mount
In part 1 of this series I looked at ladder board, and in the next part I plan to review the Gertboard. This post is about Quick2Wire‘s boards, where I’ve been fortunate enough to try out some alpha and beta samples. Quick2Wire concept There’s an interface board that connects to the general purpose input output […]
Filed under: code, howto, Raspberry Pi, review | 2 Comments
Tags: ADC, API, DAC, dev board, github, GPIO, I2C, PCF8591, python, Quick2Wire, Raspberry Pi, Raspi, RPi, soldering, Wiring Pi
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