Kerry Wong published a new build: A flat bed scanner typically uses three rows of CCD sensors (RGB) to capture images placed directly on top of the glass bed. When the CCD array scans from one end of the image to the other, the digitized color image is formed. So with a similar approach, we […]
Tag Archives: Arduino Due
Playing with analog-to-digital converter on Arduino Due
Piotr wrote a post on his blog about using some of advanced capabilities of ADC in Arduino Due: Today I’m going to present some of more advanced capabilities of ADC built in ATSAM3X8E – the heart of Arduino Due. I like the Arduino platform. It makes using complex microcontrollers much simpler and faster. Lets take […]
Arduino Due advanced ADC
Piotr Nowicki wrote a post on his blog about using some of the advanced capabilities of ADC in Arduino Due. He hadn’t seen this topic covered anywhere yet and hopes it will useful to fellow hackers. Via the contact form.
On Arduino due PWM frequency
Kerry D. Wong writes: I just got myself a couple of Arduino Due boards. While they were released almost two years ago, I have not really got a chance to look at these until quite recently. Arduino Due is based on Atmel’s ATSAM3x8E 32-bit ARM Cortext-M3 processor. The processor core runs at 84 MHz, which […]
Atmel and Arduino Collaborate on AVR and ARM-based Development Platforms
Atmel and Arduino have announced a cooperative effort to produce three new AVR and ARM-based dev platforms debuting at the Atmel-sponsored Arduino Pavilion at Maker Faire located in Queens, New York, September 17 and 18, 2011. According to Atmel’s press release: Atmel and Arduino will be demonstrating several platforms in the Atmel-sponsored Arduino Pavilion including: […]