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What is the difference between ARM-USB-TINY, ARM-USB-TINY-H, ARM-USB-OCD, ARM-USB-OCD-H and ARM-USB-OCD-HL
We have number of OpenOCD JTAG solutions and this sometimes confuse customers when they try to select the proper one, so the purpose of this post is to explain the differences and help select the right one for their applications. At the very beginning when Open OCD project was made by Domenic Rath we were […]
The biggest Open Source event in Bulgaria – OpenFest 2024 is November 2-3 and we have got notification that our Workshop proposal is approved!
OpenFest is just few weeks away so make up your agenda as our traditional Soldering Workshop proposal is approved! This year we will build Retro like RISC-V computers! You can read more about this idea in here and here. RVPC is the world’s first EUR 1.00 open source hardware and software complete retro style computer […]
New high speed USB isolator support USB1.1 USB2.0 USB3.0 and USB3.1 perfect solution to isolate High speed Audio DAC ground loop or to protect your Digital Storage oscilloscope and high speed JTAG if connected to high voltage targets
This is perfect solution to eliminate ground loop noise for high quality high speed USB Audio DACs. If you have to work with high voltage targets with your High Speed USB JTAG or Digital Storage Oscilloscope USB-ISO-HS will protect your DSO and computer from high voltage. USB-ISO-HS have 1000VDC galvano isolation between input USB-C and […]
RVPC the open source hardware USD 1 Retro Style RiscV computer with VGA and PS2 keyboard and buzzer now play small games :)
The idea of 1 USD RISCV retro style computer with Display and Keyboard came on TuxCon 2024. The challenge was to create the lowest cost working computer with VGA display, PS2 keyboard and Audio Buzzer, which to allow learning RISCV instruction set on real hardware with WozMon style monitor. The goal set was the RVPC […]
