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    DIY Arduino Boards IO I2C

    DIY Arduino Boards for IO using port expanders and I2C

    DIY Arduino Boards PCF8674 MCP23017 74HC595 CD4021 I2C Parallel IO Piezo buzzers See the Files section for a wide range of sensors and sample code Schematics PCB Layout Sample Code
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    FPGAsm

    FPGAsm

    Create fast bare-metal FPGA designs without Verilog or VHDL

    ...A near-instant 'assembler for FPGAs', this simple yet powerful language facilitates bottom-up design, layout and wiring of modules, and generation of .xdl output. With about 10 keywords to learn, you can start making circuits in minutes. Now you can focus on learning the ins and outs of the FPGA instead of complex tools and languages. Fast turnaround time and bottom-up approach invite exploration, experimentation, live circuit testing and physical test harness creation, radically changing the workflow. FPGAsm offers you an opportunity to REALLY understand Xilinx FPGAs, create circuits DIRECTLY on the FPGA using an opensource tool, and share your knowlege and projects with the community. ...
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    Learning Microprocessors

    Learning Microprocessors

    For those interested in learning about Microprocessors

    A self paced Microprocessor course for those with no Microprocessor experience but who wish to learn about and build devices with them. Starting with a early Microprocessor, the Intel 8085 and providing a Java based 8085 simulator and a PDF handbook the student may work thru assembly/machine code examples to gain understanding. Other on-line book links are provided. Finishing with a modern Micro-controller, the ARM Cortex-M0 based STM32F051.
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