
Digilent Halloween Projects: Blast from the Past
Austin revisits some of our favorite Digilent-related and Digilent-created projects from the past few years!
Read MoreLearning for Engineers, Students, and Hobbyists
Austin revisits some of our favorite Digilent-related and Digilent-created projects from the past few years!
Read MoreGet started on a project with your Pmod of choice and Digi-Keys new instructional videos!
Read MoreThe chipKIT Flash Sale is in full force, so make sure to dash over and take full advantage of the amazing deals!
Read MoreWe are excited to announce our latest improvements to the Pmod Shield!
Read MoreConnect your potential with a summer project with the help of our Pmod Shield promotion!
Read MoreJay details how to switch between MPIDE, Arduino and MPLAB X in this comprehensive tutorial!
Read MoreJay explores and explains MPLAB and compares it to the popular Arduino IDE.
Read MoreQuinn hosts the first ever Digilent Review Awards, where products are compared via your reviews!
Read MoreQuinn accounts her personal journey into the world of engineering.
Read MoreJay finds himself in a tricky, time-dependent situation… lets see if his rapid-robot building was successful!
Read MoreJay introduces and explains his visual map of the DP32!
Read MoreLearn to build different types of robotic arms!
Read MoreMPIDE comes with a nice serial monitor where you are able to print out values that your system board has measured onto your computer screen. But if you are able to print things onto your computer screen, wouldn’t it make sense if the chipKIT board also accepted and processed values that we typed into the serial monitor? It would make a lot of sense, which is probably why we can do just that. Let’s find out how.
Read MoreI really enjoy what I do here at Digilent. I get to work with some of the best tools available for students, professionals, and hobbyists alike. One of the things I like most is how easy it is to get your hands on a good quality microcontroller board, like the chipKIT Uno32. But even once you get a good board, it will still need to be programmed.
Read MoreAt one point or another, we have all played the “Simon Says” game. In this game, one person, Simon (or Susan, Chad, or whoever happens to be the leader), will say “Simon says” and tell all of the other players to do something, such as raise their left hand. The catch in this game is that if the leader tells the other players to do something without saying the words “Simon says” and the other players do it anyway, they’re out. I personally really enjoy playing Simon Says, but I thought it could even be more fun if you could play Simon Says with a bunch of LEDs…
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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