Alexander Czajor from ST writes: ST has just released the STM32 Nucleo. This is a series of development tools that allow to quickly evaluate any STM32. These boards are extensible with Arduino, and they are supported by mbed. This makes them a good basis for any embedded community. The main idea: – A lean board […]
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mbedR3uino: mbed adapter for Arduino shields
Dave VW shared his project mbedR3uino in the forum: The mbedR3uino is a vertical shield adapter for the mbed prototyping platform. It provides compatibility with standard Arduino shields including the pins added to Arduino Uno R3 to make shields more independent between main boards. SPI, UART, I2C, Analog, Digital, and PWM pins are wired to appropriate […]
mbed’s BSD B.S.?
A couple days ago mbed, the ARM platform with a silly online compiler, announced that it’s register abstraction layer would be released under an open source BSD license. Readers raised the point that this is only partly true. We hate it when open source is used as a publicity ploy with only partial code releases, […]
NXP announces LPC800-MAX dev board
NXP has announced the LPC800-MAX – an mbed/Arduino development board based on the LPC812 – which will be released in April 2013. NXP is working with key partners to develop LPC800-MAX, a development board which combines mbed, LPCXpresso and Arduino connectivity, allowing users to choose and work with their favorite elements from each environment. The […]
Mbed/Arduino I2C interface tutorial
BotThoughts has a concise tutorial covering how to interface an mbed microcontroller (master) with Arduino (slave) using I2C.
mbed base station
frank26080115 shared his own open source mbed base station design in the project log forum: Does anybody here use the mbed? I got one recently and it’s really great for trying out ARM. The DRM on it is pretty bad though, and the online compiler isn’t the greatest. However you can till build binaries using […]
mbed design challenge
The mbed is a tool for rapid prototyping with the NXP LPC1768 ARM MCU. This MCU is an ARM Cortex-M3 Core running at 96MHz, 512KB FLASH, 64KB RAM and includes Ethernet, USB (Device and Host), CAN, SPI, I2C and other I/O. The mbed’s design includes 0.1″ DIP breadboard compatible pins It may be powered by […]