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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
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| 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 Amica || ESP8266MOD AI-Thinker || CP2102 serial, Wifi device - use Arduino core
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| 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 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!