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Accelerating innovative FPGA designs to shape the future

The crowdfunding campaign for PulseRain M10 is now live! PulseRain M10 is the open source, Arduino-compatible FPGA board with an (also open) soft-core microcontroller. There is a limited number of early bird (steeply discounted) units available during the beginning of the campaign.

New: Inkplate 13SPECTRA, Dabao Evaluation Board of Baochip-1x, ANAVI TPM 2.0 for Raspberry Pi; Coming Soon: Openterface KeyMod, HummingKit, CycloMod, Hoopi Pedal, IQL Camera Bridge for Arduino UNO Q, ELM11-Feather; In Stock: Precursor, ULX3S

Coming Soon: Ovrdrive USB, NRFICE, SwiftIO Playground, In Stock: Fomu, Somu, KrakenSDR, ANAVI Gas Detector, Update Roundup: AntSDR E200, Riotee, Pocket Integrator

Here's an update on our manufacturing progress so far.

Browse new Terasic projects, catch the Altera Innovators Day Webinar Series, check out the latest Teardown Sessions, and get a preview of the next project in the Altera Innovation Lab.

Lessons learned from implementing drag-n-drop programming of an FPGA with Raspberry Pi microcontrollers.

Helen Leigh chats with Alicia Gibb, hardware hacker and open source hardware advocate at OSHWA, and Javier Serrano, who leads a team of electronics designers and Linux kernel developers at CERN, the European Laboratory for Particle Physics. Join them as they discuss open hardware best practices, open source hardware movements around the world, and the importance of open hardware for open science and indeed, science and engineering generally.

LUNA is delayed. All of us at Great Scott Gadgets are sad to have to give this news, but the global chip shortage and supply chain chaos has impacted our LUNA manufacturing and delivery timeline more deeply than anticipated. Unfortunately, LUNA is now expected to start shipping December 2022 because the lead time for the ECP5 FPGA chip we use on LUNA doubled between July and September. There isn’t a suitable substitute component for the ECP5, so our timeline depends on Lattice’s production schedule for this chip. Please know that getting LUNA into your hands as soon as possible is our highest priority, and has been since before the Crowd Supply campaign was launched.

New: Pi-Cast KVM, Aper-Oculus; Coming Soon: Vaaman, True Wireless Valve; Livestream: ThunderScope; In Stock: ScopeFun, Pocket Integrator, Riotee, Haxophone; Update Roundup: Lite3DP Gen 2, GlowStitch, Raspberry Breadstick, LimeSDR XTRX.

New: K210 AI Accelerator, Coming Soon: Pebble Tracker, Ending Soon: Glasgow Interface Explorer & Onion Tau LiDAR Camera, In Stock: NeTV2, ERASynth & ERASynth Micro, ZS1100A

New: SparkFun Thing Plus - QuickLogic EOS S3, Eduponics Mini, Coming Soon: NetSoM, ATtiny Flasher, Project Update Roundup: microByte, Onion Tau LiDAR Camera, Glasgow Interface Explorer, Pebble Tracker, In Stock: Gameduino 3X Dazzler, Somu

All components have been secured, and CaribouLite production continues. Unfortunately, we have had to delay delivery of CaribouLites until October. Those are the words we have been unable to say until now. We waited to be 100% sure, but, as of today, this has became our optimistic reality. Thank you for your patience! See below for the gruesome details...

Coming Soon: AntSDR E200, Update Roundup: SOCORAD32, BlueIO832 Mini, Eduponics Mini v2.0, Espoir, ANAVI Macro Pad 10 & Knobs, In Stock: Data Fitness Connector (DFC), ANAVI Macro Pad 10 & Knobs, OpticSpy

Almost to the finish line! We're down to the last 48 hours of the campaign. I'm happy to announce we've smashed through our second stretch goal.

One of LUNA's core features is the ability to perform protocol analysis of USB 2.0 low-speed, full-speed, and high-speed. For most target devices, LUNA can endlessly stream the capture directly to a host PC over its own high-speed port. However, for high-bandwidth target devices that can't be streamed in real-time, LUNA has 8 MiB of memory on board to buffer captured data before sending it upstream.

New: zOrigin, Update: NeTV2 Stretch Goal, Update: Teardown Retrospective, Coming Soon: AIR-T, In Stock: ERASynth

Pixblasters announces new and updated FPGA LED controllers (ver. 107) that are immediately available to download free-of-charge from https://pixblasters.com/deliverables/. The latest Pixblasters firmware now includes full support for video control of 4-wire RGB LEDs with separated DATA and CLK digital inputs, such as APA102, HD107, SK9822 and others. This new firmware update is applicable to all Pixblasters MS1 Video LED Controller boards currently deployed in the field.