
Getting Started with Arty
Get started with the Arty Board!
Read MoreLearning for Engineers, Students, and Hobbyists
Get started with the Arty Board!
Read MoreWe have recently begun a shift in the format of our FPGA demo projects!
Read MoreParticipating in NI Week as a non-engineer.
Read MoreFrom Flying Dart Boards to Self-Balancing Copters, Josh takes us through some of his favorite demos from this years NI Week.
Read MoreLearn how to create a startup application so that the myRIO runs your program when it turns on without having any other connections besides power.
Read MoreAs Digilent attends a number of tradeshows and conferences every year, such as NI Week, I decided to take a look at and share how we at Digilent prepare our own demos for an engaging experience.
Read MoreAs you all probably already know, MPIDE is a programming environment that I, and many other people, use to program Digilent’s chipKIT line of microcontrollers. Well, along with the pre-loaded libraries and examples that you can find when you download MPIDE, you can also upload your own libraries.
Read MoreThe chipKIT WF32 was the first Digilent board to have an on-board Wifi MRF24. By using the SD card port and WiFi module, we can host our own server from the WF32. We’re going to check out a demo where you can control the WF32 by using your computer.
Read MoreSo, who’s excited about ECEDHA? We here at Digilent wanted something big and flashy to amaze everyone, so we put this together. We carry weatherproof strips of the WS2812 addressable LEDs in 1m lengths with 30 LEDs on each strip, so what better way to grab your attention than to build a display with 30 strips!
Read MoreA good display is hard to find. So when I came across the Adafruit’s 1.8″ 18-bit color TFT LCD display with microSD card breakout I couldn’t wait to get it working on our chipKIT boards.
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