New product and manufacturers highlights. Documentation. Subsystems Microcontroller Spark Core v1.0 uses the STM32F103CB - ARM 32-bit Cortex M3 based - microcontroller for its brain power.
You can download the datasheet here. Some of its key features are as follows: ARM 32-bit Cortex™-M3 CPU Core72Mhz operating frequency, 1.25 DMIPS/MHz (Dhrystone 2.1)128KB of Flash memory20KB of SRAM12 bit ADCUSB 2.0 full-speed interfaceUSART, SPI and I2C interfacesJTAG Debug mode Wi-Fi module Core v1.0 uses TI’s CC3000 module for the WiFi communications. Some of the key features of the CC3000 module are as follows: IEEE 802.11 b/g compliantRadio PerformanceTX power: +18.0 dBm at 11 Mbps, CCKRX sensitivity: – 88 dBm, 8% PER, 11 MbpsOperating temperature: – 20° C to 70° CWireless security subsystemWEPWPA PersonalWPA2 PersonalFCC, IC, and CE certified with a chip antennaSPI host interface The datasheet is available here.
External FLASH Since the flash memory is non-volatile, it retains the data even after turning off the power. Wi-Fi for Everything. Pinoccio - A Complete Ecosystem for Building the Internet of Things. Edison Development Board—The SD* Card-Sized Computer. Spark Core: Wi-Fi for Everything (Arduino Compatible) by Spark Devices. Ol Components FlyPort WI-FI Module. If you need to get a WiFi solution up and running quickly, the FlyPort could be the answer.
It's a MCU, a WiFI module and an antenna, all mounted on one small and easy to use board. The MCU and WiFi module talk to each other through a Microchip certified TCP/IP stack, making send and receiving data from the internet easy. The onboard MCU contains a bootloader, so no additional programmer is needed, and a free IDE makes writing code very easy. FlyPort WIFI module has enough processing power and memory space to let you: Manage sensors Manage actuators Create micro webservers Create complex network of sensors/actuators based on the existing WIFI networks Based on Microchip PIC24FJ256,256K 16 bits processors and the Microchip WIFI module MRF24WB0MA Compatible with 802.11 b/g/n Module runs TPC-IP stack (Microchip certified) and application layer.
There's enough code space on the module's processor to write web servers, servo drivers, or a whole range of other stand-alone functions. WBoard EX. WBoard EX -WIFI Development Platform Based on Arduino Overview WBoard EX is a unique Arduino board with WIFI module, XBee socket, nRF24L01 + module interface, micro SD card interface, electronic brick interface and ATmega32U4 chip.
WBoard EX boot procedure is based on Arduino Leonardo. With WIFI module, the board can achieve wireless communication with TCP / IP protocol. Specifications Electrical characteristics Hardware Pin map. DigiX - The ultimate Arduino compatible board with WiFi! by Erik Kettenburg. One thing many miss on the Arduino Due is onboard EEPROM - which the classic Arduino's had on-chip.
We'd like to add an EEPROM chip directly to the DigiX board and if we hit 75k we can! That's right we haven't hit $100k but we're including a MicroSD slot anyway - just to say thanks! A microSD slot means you could play sound and music files by just sticking a micro sd card in and plugging in some speakers. It would also allow you to log data to the card, load webpages off the card if you are using the DigiX as a server, load images for a touchscreen device, save images from a camera, etc. CC3000 WiFi Breakout with Onboard Ceramic Antenna ID: 1469 - $34.95. For years we've seen all sorts of microcontroller-friendly WiFi modules but none of them were really Adafruit-worthy.
Either they were too slow, or too difficult to use, or required signing an NDA, or had limited functionality, or too expensive, or too large. So we shied away from carrying any general purpose microcontroller-friendly WiFi boards. The CC3000 hits that sweet spot of usability, price and capability. It uses SPI for communication (not UART!) So you can push data as fast as you want or as slow as you want.
We wrapped this little silver modules in a tidy breakout board. New! Each order comes with one fully assembled and tested breakout and a small stick of header you can use to solder in and plug into a breadboard. Please note the hardware is good, but the library code does not yet support all of the CC3000's functionality. EXP TECH. Dragrove is an open source based generic gateway for internet of things.
It combines Dragino (Easy Internet Access, powerful CPU, Linux system), Arduino compatible interface board (monitoring and controlling the physical world), and RF networks like X-Bee. Dragino MS12 is a wifi/linux enabled appliance for MCU projects. The goal of the Dragino is to solve the connectivity problem and greatly enhance microcontroller products. The Arduino compatible daughter board provides plug and play interface like Grove, it also provides 8 IO terminals for developers to easily create Internet of things projects, Robotics, Smart Home, Wireless Sensor Networks and many beyond.
Wi-Fi for Everything.