Enable Faster Development with the Xilinx SDSoC and Arty Z7-20
We revisit some work from Adam Taylor to help you speed up your project development!
Month: November 2017
How to Design a Pmod – Best Practices
Learn the proper way to design a Pmod!
The Zybo Z7 Wins Big at DESIGN & ELEKTRONIK Magazine
We are honored to be named one of the Top Innovators of 2017 in the “Measurement and Sensor Technology” category with the Zybo Z7!
Digilent Pmod Interface Specification 1.2.0
Check out a brief rundown on the update to the Pmod Interface Specification!
The OpenScope MZ MakerSpace Workshop
Get started with the OpenScope MZ workshop- now available for download on our Wiki!
Multi-Touch Display on Arduino
Looking to add a touchscreen to your Arduino/chipKIT project? Well look no further, as the new Digilent Multi-Touch Display shield may be exactly what you need to add that special touch to your project!
Using the Protocol Analyzer
Check out some new documentation on the Digilent wiki!
Using The High Speed Adapter
Kaitlyn provides a quick rundown on how to best utilize the High Speed Adapter with the Digital Discovery!
Who uses Pmod?
Become familiar with the whole world of Pmod and the Pmod ecosystem.
A Masterclass in Video Game Design
Quinn profiles some Zybo-powered video games… built in just 3 weeks!
Introducing the Data Logger in WaveForms Live!
Come check out how you can use the Data Logger (and other features) in WaveForms Live.
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