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| Minumus AVR USB_V1 || Atmel 90USB 162 || Full-sized USB plug, Makes excellent keyboard/joypad HID device | | Minumus AVR USB_V1 || Atmel 90USB 162 || Full-sized USB plug, Makes excellent keyboard/joypad HID device | ||
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| (fake) Wemos D1 Mini || ESP8266MOD || £3.65 from a UK eBay seller. Working well on RoboTub10000. | |||
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| Wemos ESP32 D1 Mini || ESP32 || Very fast and capable. For Brian Lough's pixel matrix controllers. | |||
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| Wemos LoLin || ESP8266MOD || Wider that the NodeMCU | | Wemos LoLin || ESP8266MOD || Wider that the NodeMCU | ||
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| LPC-Expresso || || Not touched in years - got playing with the wired ethernet and a tiny TCP/IP stack. | | LPC-Expresso || || Not touched in years - got playing with the wired ethernet and a tiny TCP/IP stack. | ||
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| Sparkfun Pro Micro || MEGA32U4 || Made a bunch of USB HID joysticks - still have a few left | | Sparkfun Pro Micro || MEGA32U4 || Made a bunch of USB HID joysticks - still have a few left [[ATMEGA32U4#Large-style_Pro_Micro_board]] | ||
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| Arduino Mega 2560 R3 || ATMEGA2560 || All-purpose go-to when loads of I/O needed | | Arduino Mega 2560 R3 || ATMEGA2560 || All-purpose go-to when loads of I/O needed | ||
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| Arduino Due|| ATSAM3x8E || Mega layout but 3.3v ARM device - very capable - fast timers | | Arduino Due|| ATSAM3x8E || Mega layout but 3.3v ARM device - very capable - fast timers | ||
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| NodeMCU | | NodeMCU v1.0 || ESP8266MOD AI-Thinker || CP2102 serial, Wifi device - use Arduino core, https://github.com/nodemcu/nodemcu-devkit-v1.0 | ||
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| Doc Little's Dataduino || || Datalogging to SD card | | Doc Little's Dataduino || || Datalogging to SD card | ||
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| Makey-Makey || || Won from an Intructables challenge. Aaron has it! | | Makey-Makey || || Won from an Intructables challenge. Aaron has it! | ||
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| Arduino | | Arduino Micro || || Bought cheap from Maplins when they messed up pricing! | ||
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| Mouse's Cheeseboard || || Awesome build from Hackspace workshop! | |||
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| Wireless Orb 1.1 || || Awesome build from Roger Light's surface-mount Hackspace workshop! | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:11, 31 March 2021
| Name | Specs | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Minumus AVR USB_V1 | Atmel 90USB 162 | Full-sized USB plug, Makes excellent keyboard/joypad HID device |
| (fake) Wemos D1 Mini | ESP8266MOD | £3.65 from a UK eBay seller. Working well on RoboTub10000. |
| Wemos ESP32 D1 Mini | ESP32 | Very fast and capable. For Brian Lough's pixel matrix controllers. |
| Wemos LoLin | ESP8266MOD | Wider that the NodeMCU |
| LPC-Expresso | Not touched in years - got playing with the wired ethernet and a tiny TCP/IP stack. | |
| Sparkfun Pro Micro | MEGA32U4 | Made a bunch of USB HID joysticks - still have a few left ATMEGA32U4#Large-style_Pro_Micro_board |
| Arduino Mega 2560 R3 | ATMEGA2560 | All-purpose go-to when loads of I/O needed |
| Arduino Due | ATSAM3x8E | Mega layout but 3.3v ARM device - very capable - fast timers |
| NodeMCU v1.0 | ESP8266MOD AI-Thinker | CP2102 serial, Wifi device - use Arduino core, https://github.com/nodemcu/nodemcu-devkit-v1.0 |
| Doc Little's Dataduino | Datalogging to SD card | |
| Ciseco xino basic for Atmel | 328P with UNO bootloader | Datalogging to SD card |
| Arduino UNO | ||
| Tin Arduino | bare 328P on tiny perfboard | Own design. For TV-Duino demos |
| Paperduino | bare 328P on cardboard | For demos |
| Pi-duino | bare 328P on pi hat | Own design. Full duplex serial comms with Pi |
| Makey-Makey | Won from an Intructables challenge. Aaron has it! | |
| Arduino Micro | Bought cheap from Maplins when they messed up pricing! | |
| Mouse's Cheeseboard | Awesome build from Hackspace workshop! | |
| Wireless Orb 1.1 | Awesome build from Roger Light's surface-mount Hackspace workshop! |