New Connected MCU Lab Videos
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Month: October 2016
WaveForms Tools with the AD2 and EEBoard: The Power Supplies
Brandon introduces using power supplies with the Analog Discovery, Analog Discovery 2 and Electroincs Explorer board.
Pmod Wars III: Return Of The Jericho
The final installment to the series!
Pmod Wars II: “Cool Hand, Luke”
The second thrilling installment in the Pmod Wars Saga!
101 Ways to Use the PCB Ruler
Ella takes us through the many uses for the PCB Ruler.
Halloween for Makers
Get ready for Halloween with our makers guide!
Digilent On Instructables: Part Two
Find more Diligent projects with part two of our series!
Find Digilent On Instructables: Part One
It can be tricky to find and follow projects on Instructables, so today we profile the amazing Digilent authors who create this great content so that everyone can easily find their work!
Good Idea Or Bad Idea – Dual Booting
Nate visits some of his duel booting mistakes in an effort to guide the beginning Linux user around his previous pitfalls!
A Microcontroller on an FPGA?
Brandon examines the age old question… can you put a microprocessor on an FPGA?
Adding Knobs To The Analog Discovery 2 Using LabVIEW
Austin introduces his latest project, integrating physical controls with the Analog Discovery 2.
The PCB Ruler Test Bed
Jay illustrates some uses of the PCB Ruler!
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