Description
Espruino is a small computer that anyone can use to control things around them. Its JavaScript interpreter gives you instant feedback so that you can experiment and develop whatever your level of experience. Even if you've never written code before, you can still use the graphical code editor to write programs without typing a single word!
Features:
- Works on Windows, Linux, MacOS and Android (via Bluetooth or USB OTG)
- Less than half the size of a business card ¨C just 54mm x 41mm
- Using the popular JavaScript language, Espruino supports Strings, Maps, Objects, and Dynamic Arrays right out of the box!
- 72Mhz ARM microcontroller with 256KB of Flash memory and 48KB of RAM
- Micro USB connector, Micro SD card connector, and a JST Battery connector with a wide input voltage range of 3.6v to 15v
- Red, Green and Blue LEDs, with 2 pushbuttons (one of which is reset by default)
- Solder an HC-05 Bluetooth module (not included) directly onto the board and program and debug Espruino wirelessly!
- 44 GPIO pins on a 0.1" pin spacing, with 26 PWM pins, 16 ADC pins, 5 USARTs, 3 SPI, 2 I2C and 2 DACs
- Power Consumption:35mA run, 12mA sleep, <0.05mA in deep sleep
- Prototype area which can be used for servo headers, wireless modules and SOIC surface mount parts such as motor drivers
- Built in drivers for the TI CC3000 WiFi and WIZnet W5500 Ethernet modules (not included), as well as a graphics library with vector font Open Source software and hardware
- CE and RoHS Compliant
- On-chip RTC with external 32kHz Oscillato
- Start User Guide
- Tutorial and Examples
- Modules
- Forum
Features:
- Works on Windows, Linux, MacOS and Android (via Bluetooth or USB OTG)
- Less than half the size of a business card ¨C just 54mm x 41mm
- Using the popular JavaScript language, Espruino supports Strings, Maps, Objects, and Dynamic Arrays right out of the box!
- 72Mhz ARM microcontroller with 256KB of Flash memory and 48KB of RAM
- Micro USB connector, Micro SD card connector, and a JST Battery connector with a wide input voltage range of 3.6v to 15v
- Red, Green and Blue LEDs, with 2 pushbuttons (one of which is reset by default)
- Solder an HC-05 Bluetooth module (not included) directly onto the board and program and debug Espruino wirelessly!
- 44 GPIO pins on a 0.1" pin spacing, with 26 PWM pins, 16 ADC pins, 5 USARTs, 3 SPI, 2 I2C and 2 DACs
- Power Consumption:35mA run, 12mA sleep, <0.05mA in deep sleep
- Prototype area which can be used for servo headers, wireless modules and SOIC surface mount parts such as motor drivers
- Built in drivers for the TI CC3000 WiFi and WIZnet W5500 Ethernet modules (not included), as well as a graphics library with vector font Open Source software and hardware
- CE and RoHS Compliant
- On-chip RTC with external 32kHz Oscillato
- Start User Guide
- Tutorial and Examples
- Modules
- Forum
SeeedStudio - Espruino Board v1.4 - Small Computer - DIY Maker Open Source BOOOLE
Price is below average
Current Price
$61.58
Average
$64.56
Min Price
$60.96
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$71.03
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Description
Espruino is a small computer that anyone can use to control things around them. Its JavaScript interpreter gives you instant feedback so that you can experiment and develop whatever your level of experience. Even if you've never written code before, you can still use the graphical code editor to write programs without typing a single word!
Features:
- Works on Windows, Linux, MacOS and Android (via Bluetooth or USB OTG)
- Less than half the size of a business card ¨C just 54mm x 41mm
- Using the popular JavaScript language, Espruino supports Strings, Maps, Objects, and Dynamic Arrays right out of the box!
- 72Mhz ARM microcontroller with 256KB of Flash memory and 48KB of RAM
- Micro USB connector, Micro SD card connector, and a JST Battery connector with a wide input voltage range of 3.6v to 15v
- Red, Green and Blue LEDs, with 2 pushbuttons (one of which is reset by default)
- Solder an HC-05 Bluetooth module (not included) directly onto the board and program and debug Espruino wirelessly!
- 44 GPIO pins on a 0.1" pin spacing, with 26 PWM pins, 16 ADC pins, 5 USARTs, 3 SPI, 2 I2C and 2 DACs
- Power Consumption:35mA run, 12mA sleep, <0.05mA in deep sleep
- Prototype area which can be used for servo headers, wireless modules and SOIC surface mount parts such as motor drivers
- Built in drivers for the TI CC3000 WiFi and WIZnet W5500 Ethernet modules (not included), as well as a graphics library with vector font Open Source software and hardware
- CE and RoHS Compliant
- On-chip RTC with external 32kHz Oscillato
- Start User Guide
- Tutorial and Examples
- Modules
- Forum
Features:
- Works on Windows, Linux, MacOS and Android (via Bluetooth or USB OTG)
- Less than half the size of a business card ¨C just 54mm x 41mm
- Using the popular JavaScript language, Espruino supports Strings, Maps, Objects, and Dynamic Arrays right out of the box!
- 72Mhz ARM microcontroller with 256KB of Flash memory and 48KB of RAM
- Micro USB connector, Micro SD card connector, and a JST Battery connector with a wide input voltage range of 3.6v to 15v
- Red, Green and Blue LEDs, with 2 pushbuttons (one of which is reset by default)
- Solder an HC-05 Bluetooth module (not included) directly onto the board and program and debug Espruino wirelessly!
- 44 GPIO pins on a 0.1" pin spacing, with 26 PWM pins, 16 ADC pins, 5 USARTs, 3 SPI, 2 I2C and 2 DACs
- Power Consumption:35mA run, 12mA sleep, <0.05mA in deep sleep
- Prototype area which can be used for servo headers, wireless modules and SOIC surface mount parts such as motor drivers
- Built in drivers for the TI CC3000 WiFi and WIZnet W5500 Ethernet modules (not included), as well as a graphics library with vector font Open Source software and hardware
- CE and RoHS Compliant
- On-chip RTC with external 32kHz Oscillato
- Start User Guide
- Tutorial and Examples
- Modules
- Forum
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I'm James Bruce you're watching make yourself calm reviews and this is the wheel terminal an Arduino compatible development board that's absolutely packed full of sensors communication devices a screen and for an entirely reasonable $30 this is why I'm never touching an Arduino again so the Rio terminal is the latest in a long line of Rio branded devices from seed studio the first being the wio link that launched around four years ago now unlike some random development boards out there it is very well documented and comes with specific libraries for all of the features they're very easy to use so you can get up and go right away with example codes for everything and believe me there is a lot inside here so I want to give you a quick info dump first the weo terminal is based on a cortex m4 F which is a 32-bit ARM processor running at 120 or burst mode 200 megahertz there's four megabytes


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