99 Digilent Learn Projects & Modules for Learning Digital
What’s a good way to Learn? By visiting the Learn site!
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#DigilentLearnAsks: Have You Chilled Out Yet?
Making the most of the Learn site and Digilent’s facebook hashtags.
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Getting Ready for School – Making the Most of Digilent Resources
One of the most important things in school is being able to find the resources you need to be successful. Digilent can help you find those tools!
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Getting Into the Electronics World – My Story
James shares his personal journey into the exciting world of electronics.
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Debouncing Circuits
Pushbuttons are an inherent source of problems inside of sensitive circuits. Ideally, we like to think that when a button is pressed it is either “pressed” or “not pressed” without any sort of funny business. Unfortunately, as pushbuttons are a mechanical component, a lack of funny business simply isn’t going to be the case.
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Using Digital Multimeters
Have you recently gotten your hands on Digilent’s Autorange Digital Multimeter (DMM)? Are you just aching to start using it? Digilent’s Learn site has a couple of projects to get you started!
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Richard Wall: SPI Synchronous Communication
A couple of weeks ago, we talked about using chipKIT Pro and synchronous communication in our Digilent Learn module that covers Richard Wall’s material (specifically, using an I2C protocol to communicate with the EEPROM). Today, we’re going to get into the tenth project in this series using the chipKIT Pro MX7.
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Richard Wall: Synchronous I2C Communication
Last week, we talked about using chipKIT Pro and asynchronous communication in our Digilent Learn module that covers Richard Wall’s material. Today, we’re going to get into the ninth project in this series using the chipKIT Pro MX7.
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Bundles All Around!
We’re very excited to announce that soon we’ll have a couple of cool new bundles! If you look in the coming soon category on our website, you can see we have a couple of different products that have been grouped together in convenient bundles.
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Richard Wall: Getting Started with chipKIT Pro
Last week, we introduced Richard Wall, who has done some fantastic work on our Learn modules. Today I’d like to introduce the first project in his module (the one to do with advanced microcontrollers using the chipKIT Pro MX7).
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A New Intern’s Experience Getting Started with chipKIT and Learn.Digilentinc!
Howdy! I’m the latest addition to the Digilent family, and I’m happy to make your acquaintance! As the newest member, my first task was to act as a guinea pig to test out our new Learn.Digilentinc webpage. After all, I was new to chipKIT, but I’m no fresh-faced newb (well… not much of a newb), I know my way around a microcontroller and this is hardly my first time blinking an LED, but I’m not a hardcore programmer or electrical engineer either, which was exactly what the Learn.Digilentinc website was created for. So I was asked to go through Digilent’s Learn site to familiarize myself with their hardware, and provide a little outside perspective on the tutorials. The following is a review of my experience with our Learn site, tutorials, and what sort of difficulties folks new to microcontrollers might have while learning the ropes on our hardware.
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ASEE 2014 Recap
Here’s to another wonderful ASEE! Last week several of us went to Indianapolis to exhibit at the American Society for Engineering Education conference.
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