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PIC microcontrollers
u8051
STM32 MCUs
- STM32 — bare chip example (STM32F042F6)
Robotics
- Endstops/Limit Switches
- Checking the accuracy of a motor encoder
Lab set up
- Workbench
PCBs
PLDs
- Programming the XC9572XL: A tutorial
FPGAs/SoCs
Specialty Chips
- MCP2221 – Add USB to your MCU!
Raspberry pi pico
Games
- Make your own game of Brick-O-Blox (Tetris clone)

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dsPIC33EP256GM710 – 100 pin monster breadboarded!

by sficarro · July 2, 2020

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dsPIC33EP256GM710

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