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4 discoveries tagged “USB”.

Artery AT32F406 and AT32F408 Cortex-M4F MCUs feature optional high-speed USB OTG PHY - CNX Software

CNX Software
Artery Technology introduces the AT32F406 and AT32F408, two Arm Cortex-M4F microcontrollers operating at up to 216 MHz, designed for high-performance applications. · The AT32F408…
Insights: These MCUs are notable for their high processing speed and integrated features, catering to developers needing robust performance in compact designs. · Ideal for Tindie sellers…
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GPIBee (UsbGpib V3) USB-to-GPIB adapter gains PoE Ethernet

Adafruit
The GPIBee is a USB-to-GPIB adapter that connects legacy test instruments to modern computers, now featuring PoE Ethernet and an aluminum enclosure. · It supports the VXI-11…
Insights: The GPIBee is notable for bridging the gap between older GPIB instruments and modern computing interfaces, making it valuable for labs and engineers dealing with legacy equipment.…
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Read a USB Logitech Racing Wheel on an ESP32‑S3

Hackaday
The LogiWheelHost project enables USB Logitech racing wheels to interface with the ESP32-S3 microcontroller, leveraging its USB host capabilities. · This library supports various…
Insights: This project is notable for its ability to repurpose existing Logitech racing wheels, offering a new use case for these peripherals with modern microcontrollers. · It caters to…
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Comu is a $6 tiny CH32V203 RISC-V development board that fits inside a USB port - CNX Software

CNX Software
The Comu is a compact development board featuring a WCH CH32V203 RISC-V MCU, designed to fit inside a USB port, making it highly portable and convenient for developers. · It…
Insights: The Comu board stands out due to its small size and powerful capabilities, appealing to hobbyists and developers who need a portable and versatile development platform. · Its…
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