Results for 'risc-v'


SAVVY-V
Project · SAVVY-V
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Our advanced micro ATX motherboard featuring the high-performance 64-core RISC-V CPU is now available!

Fomu
Project · Fomu
0.200
An FPGA board that fits inside your USB port

HiFive Unmatched Rev B
Project · HiFive Unmatched
0.160
A high-performance RISC-V Linux development platform, in a desktop-ready Mini ITX mainboard

Project · Open-V
0.140
The World's First Open Source RISC-V-based 32-bit μC

PolarFire SoC Icicle Kit
Project · PolarFire SoC Icicle Kit
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A low-cost dev kit for Microchip's PolarFire SoC, a low-power FPGA integrated with a hardened quad core 64-bit RISC-V microprocessor subsystem

Signaloid C0-microSD
Project · Signaloid C0-microSD
0.130
A programmable FPGA SoM in the tiny microSD form factor

HiFive1 Rev B
Project · HiFive1 Rev B
0.130
An open source, RISC-V development platform with wireless connectivity

Project · MangoPi-Nezha MQ
0.130
A tiny, open source RISC-V based developer kit

ANAVI Miracle Emitter
Project · ANAVI Miracle Emitter
0.120
A RISC-V-based board ready for home automation or LED applications

Libre RISC-V M-Class
Across several projects, nearly EUR 400,000 worth of additional funding applications were put in, and around EUR 200,000 to 250,000 of those have been approved. The RISC-V Foundation's continued extreme unethical actions have led us to consider using Power ISA.

HealthyPi 5
Project · HealthyPi 5
0.120
An extensible, open-source sensor platform for biosignal acquisition

Milk-V Pioneer
Project Update · Current Status of Production
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We have completed one round of high volume production, enough for us to deliver all of our orders! We expect to ship to Crowd Supply this month. I know you all can't wait to get your hands on the Milk-V Pioneer!

Sword of Secrets
Project · Sword of Secrets
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A new open-source hardware CTF challenge

Project · Esp32-C6-Bug
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RISC-V dev board with Zigbee, Thread, Wi-Fi 6, BLE, and battery support

Dabao
A powerful new RISC-V microcontroller with mostly open RTL

Moondancer SoC Architecture
One of the core features promised in the Cynthion announcement is the ability to create your own Low-, Full- or High- speed USB devices using the Facedancer library – even if you don’t have experience with digital-hardware design, HDL or FPGA architecture. If you’ve been eagerly anticipating this feature, we’re pleased to introduce Moondancer, a new Facedancer backend for Cynthion.

This board is purpose-built to expand the capabilities of the HiFive Unleashed board and comes pre-programmed with a PCIe Root Port in the PolarFire FPGA and much more. Make a RISC-V PC!

Project · TinyPICO USB-C
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IcyBlue FPGA Feather
Project · IcyBlue FPGA Feather
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Feather-based iCE40 FPGA Board for Rapid Development
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