MCU Apps
Abiro offers development of microcontroller applications. Main focus is MCUs in the Atmel AVR and Microchip PIC series, programmed in Basic, C/C++ and/or C#. Abiro has… Read More »MCU Apps
Abiro offers development of microcontroller applications. Main focus is MCUs in the Atmel AVR and Microchip PIC series, programmed in Basic, C/C++ and/or C#. Abiro has… Read More »MCU Apps
Don’t forget that the MCU on Netduino and some Arduino boards are powered by 3V3, which means also the inputs and outputs are adapted to… Read More »Arduino: Don’t forget…
If you intend to buy either/or, this might be of some help. Note that there are many Arduino clones as well as other Arduino-compatible boards… Read More »Arduino vs Netduino
As noted in The Internet of Things in the cloud, Pachube is a cloud-based data-logging service, that works well with network-enabled MCU-based solutions. To test… Read More »Netduino: Motion Sensor + Pachube
I mentioned in a previous post about Netduino, that a constant risk with playing around with Netduino (and Arduino) is that it becomes a time-waster,… Read More »Arduino: MIDI Remote
I’m experimenting with Netduino Plus, primarily for learning how .NET Micro Framework and C# can be used for control, sensing, telematics etc applications. The first… Read More »The power of abstraction
In anything and everything… Microcontrollers or MCUs are self-contained single-chip computers containing CPU and memory for the software and data, as well as logic for… Read More »Microcontrollers