ADI Open Hardware

Hardware items for the ADI Linux solution project

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This is the repository for the embedded hardware projects that have to do with open ADI source software. This includes not only platforms with processors on them, but also various analog peripherals as well. Such as the ADI evaluation boards, peripheral boards, ICE debugger, etc.

In the files section, you should be able to find all the files (schematics, gerbers, BOM, etc) to build the board yourself. If you have any questions, please ask in the forums.

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