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Introducing an MCU Guy To FPGA: Part 1
En noviembre 6, 2017 en All, Computing, Dev Tools, Maker, Student Central por Mouser Staff
Mouser Staff
Recently I was given a project that would require me to make the transition from MCU to FPGA development, which requires a move into the bigger and more capable ARM cortex outside of the safety and ease of the mBed environment. In this four-part blog series, I’ll examine how to translate my existing knowledge and experiencing with MCUs into FPGA development. In Part 1, we’ll begin with some advantages and disadvantages of FPGAs, introduce you to the Terasic DE10 Nano development kit, and look at a few key FPGA planning considerations.
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Tagged With: Cyclone V, DE10 Nano, field programming gate array, FPGA, FPGA planning, hard processor system, HPS, I/O, integrated circuits, Intel, MCU, SoC, Terasic
How To Start A Hardware Startup
En octubre 9, 2017 en All, Maker, Open Source por Marcel Consée
Marcel Consée
Game-changing, industry-revolutionizing applications begin with electronic hardware. A variety of resources are available to turn your inspirations into ideas and to take your ideas through to success. What are you waiting for?
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Tagged With: DIY, FabLab, hardware pioneers, hardware startup, innovation, makers, open source
The Making of Makers
En julio 17, 2017 en All, Maker, Student Central por Deborah Ray
Deborah Ray
When it comes to making a Maker, education, mentoring, and big ideas are key. Projects become about the journey of problem solving, and big ideas.
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Tagged With: education, maker
Rise of the “Maker Pro”: Selling Your First 100 Products
En septiembre 16, 2016 en Maker por Mike Parks
Mike Parks
Never before in the history of invention has it been so easy to turn an idea into a reality. The Maker Movement has proven that there are still plenty of great products to be built and companies to grow. Many folks who are not classically trained in any technical field are becoming empowered to design, build, and create in ways that until recently were just simply not possible.
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Tagged With: Maker, Maker Pro
Why Inventiveness is More Important Now Than Ever
En septiembre 7, 2016 en Maker, Open Source, STEAM por Steven Keeping
Steven Keeping
The buzzword “innovation” has become something of a mantra for the technology sector, designed to stimulate the out-of-the-box thinking needed to come up with winning products against ever tougher competition. But innovation is perhaps as wrong a mantra today as it was in the seventeenth century when, according to an article in The Atlantic, innovators were more likely to have their ears cut off and be thrown into jail than celebrated. What we need today, more than ever, is not innovation, but invention.
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Tagged With: Innovation, Invention, Maker Movement, Open Source, STEM
See It Before Your Build It: A Look at 3D Visualization
En agosto 23, 2016 en Maker por Mike Parks
Mike Parks
Before a single piece of steel is forged or a circuit board is sent to the fab, engineers rely heavily on 3D models to understand their designs in virtual reality before committing vast sums of money and time in actually building them. But now you don’t have to be a multi-million-dollar design firm to take advantage of this technology. The cost of virtual reality and augmented reality is plummeting as competition in the market heats up in 2016. This means that just about anyone, including fledgling startups and makers, can get take advantage of 3D visualization.
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Tagged With: 3d, design, virtual reality
Making Art with Engineering
En junio 30, 2016 en Maker, STEAM por Benjamin Miller
Benjamin Miller
This past semester I took an embedded systems course where my lab partner and I had to design a video game system, from the game software to the controls. When we were finished, the breadboard we were working with was an absolute mess. I was perfectly happy with it simply working. My partner, however, insisted that we clean it up and 3D print an enclosure for it, like a true video game.
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Tagged With: Adafruit, Apple, Engineering, Intel
Make it Happen: The Maker Movement
En mayo 31, 2016 en Maker por Justin Risedorf
Justin Risedorf
“They don’t make things like they used to.” But there may still be some hope; today’s maker movement, helped along by open source hardware, may be able to replenish some of the awe that the Industrial Revolution took from us. Not to disrespect mass production, I’m as much a fan of affordable goods as the next person, but it seems sterile now. Products seem manufactured, not thoughtfully designed and crafted.
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Tagged With: Maker, Makespaces
Maker Movement Disrupts Electronics Sector
En enero 19, 2016 en Maker por Steven Keeping
Steven Keeping
In its pomp the electronics retailer RadioShack enjoyed years of big profits from nerds looking for components for their next electronics project. (Two of those nerds used the company’s diodes and transistors to build a “blue box”, a device that tricked the phone system into letting them make free long-distance phone calls. Later those same nerds, both named Steve, went on to found Apple.) But then RadioShack changed its identity, lost its core constituency and, after years of struggle, filed for Chapter 11 in 2015.
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Tagged With: Arduino, Maker Faire, Maker Movement, micro:bit

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