Designers vs. Executors: Dissecting the Divide
Miranda examines the dynamics of an age-old relationship.
Month: October 2017
How to Get Color Data from a Color Sensor
Check out our quick start guide!
Smooth Sailing for the Digital Discovery
The wait is over, and we are excited to reveal the results of the Digital Discovery RoadTests!
The Walking Zybo
The Zybo serves as the brain in this positively terrifying Halloween project!
To Find Or To Fabricate?
The eternal debate.
WaveForms vs LabForms Part 3: Filtering Data
Take the next step with LabForms!
Zynq SoC, Zynq UltraScale+ MPSoC, and SPI… Oh My!
Adam Taylor’s MicroZed Chronicles continue with this exciting installment.
New Product Introduction – Pmod COLOR
Projects are not all black and white, so bring your work into color with the Pmod COLOR!
The Linux FPGA Hits Hackaday
Check out Mitchell’s latest project involving Linux and FPGA.
Digilent Discovery and Saleae Logic Comparison
The Digital Discovery squares off in this new review, courtesy of Element14.com.
A Beginner’s Guide to Pmod App Notes
Get going with Pmods and Arduino with this quick-start guide.
The Digital Discovery Gets a Digi-Key Training Module
Check out this awesome resource for the Digital Discovery courtesy of Digi-Key!
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