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New Open-Source Development Tool simplifies Testing and Debugging of USB-C enabled Devices USB-Cereal is a powerful, fully open-source development tool that simplifies the testing, development, debugging, and manufacturing of devices that utilize USB-C. This USB-Cereal fork by 0xDA makes robust capabilities available to developers and enables simple UART serial communication with the host device using the sideband pins typically dedicated to… |
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BeanCounter: Battery-Powered, Pocket-Sized, Open-Source Parts Counter for 8 mm Cut Tape and Partial Reels BeanCounter is a SMT parts counter that fits in your pocket and uses two IR photointerrupters to count parts about as fast as you can pull them through. Powered by a CR2032 coin cell, it works with any opaque, 8-mm-wide carrier tape up to 2 mm in height, which covers most 0805-or-smaller LEDs and passives, as well as SOT23 transistors. It can be configured for… |
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New ESP32 Amateur Radio Board with Walkie-Talkie Functionality and Data Communication SOCORAD32, aka the ESP32 Software Controlled Radio available on Crowd Supply, is a professional-grade hackable walkie-talkie for amateur radio exploration, voice, and data communication using simple AT commands. Offering a hackable open-source, this amateur radio-tailored device features all of the operations of a standard walkie-talkie. With the… |
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Open Source, Battery Operated Long-Range LoRa GPS Tracker with Ultra Low Power Consumption Dronee has introduced a new open-source, battery-operated GPS tracker “Loko” that sends navigation data to its receiver via peer-to-peer LoRa radio and also works anywhere, even if there is no 2G/3G/LTE coverage. Loko is a radio communication-based device that doesn’t require a sim-card/ monthly fee and can work 30+ days on a single charge with the tiny, built-in… |
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Low-Cost Pre-selector Module for SDRs and Wideband Receivers ATEK1001 by Atek Midas is an open source, low-cost, software-definable front end preselector module for SDRs and wideband receivers. This sub-octave filter bank/preselector covers a frequency range of 485-7700 MHz in seven bands. In addition to providing filtering across seven fixed-frequency bands, the device has an off-chip bypass mode that can be used for full bypass… |
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Raspberry Pi Based Open-Source KVM over IP lets you Remotely Manage your Servers and Workstations If you are the Systems Engineer or someone who often has to remotely access your workstation or server, you must have used apps like TeamViewer, Anydesk or other VPN methods to control your PC remotely. These apps undoubtedly solve the purpose but you need to manually go and switch on your system as these apps are incapable of rebooting or accessing your BIOS, let alone… |
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Jupiter Nano: High-Performance Development Board that runs on Linux and NuttX RTOS Jupiter Nano from Starcat is a small yet high-performance open-source development board that is equipped with a Microchip SAMA5D27C-LD1G running at 498 Mhz and is capable of running NuttX RTOS or Linux. Measuring just 1.125″ x 2.5″, the tiny 48-pin form factor is similar in size to Teensy 4.1. Ideal for Arduino users who need a tiny,… |
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CaribouLite: Open Source Dual-Channel SDR Raspberry Pi HAT with up to 6 GHz Tunable Range CaribouLite from Caribou Labs is a new open-source dual-channel Raspberry Pi SDR HAT that offers up to a 6 GHz tunable range. Easily customizable, this new open-source board has been specifically designed for Raspberry Pi 40-pin mini PC range and complements the SDR current eco-systems offering a scalable, standalone dual-channel software-defined radio. … |
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Quark: Open Source Wireless Arduino-Based Electronics Multitool to Simplify the Development Process If you are an electronic enthusiast, you surely would be interested in the latest Arduino-based tools released to ease the development process. QUARK is one such device that ensures to helps you in simplifying the development of electronic devices on Arduino, ESP32, STM32, and more. Simple and 100% open-source, this wireless Arduino-based electronics multi-tool comes… |
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RIOT - Free and Open Source Operating System for Embedded IoT Devices In this era of the Internet of Things (IoT), we use various embedded devices and systems to execute and obtain data from various fields. Whenever we talk about embedded and IoT devices, we always think about what microcontroller/microprocessor we have used and most importantly what kind of firmware we are going to use to obtain the data precisely, without any time… |
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Open Source USB-C Power Delivery Software Framework for Comprehensive Programming Environment The new Open Source Power Delivery Software Framework (PSF) from Microchip Technology helps designers to easily modify and own the IP in their USB-C PD systems. This new PSF solution gives designers the flexibility for creating differentiated product offerings while choosing from a wide variety of Microchip SmartHubs, microcontrollers (MCUs), and standalone PD solutions… |
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New Open-Source IoT platform Provides Flexibility to Create Customized IoT Applications OpenRemote, the professional open-source IoT project used for energy, city, and asset management applications has announced the launch of its renewed IoT platform. This 100% open-source IoT platform provides flexibility for users to create customized IoT applications and broadens accessibility beyond developers and programmers to appeal to an audience of non-IT professionals… |
