You can hack some parts you probably have lying around into a cable that will let you power electronic projects from a PC.

These two pictures show the finished product. A PC power plug with long extension wires that reach the breadboard.

This is my ARM Cortex M3 breadboard. You can see the evaluation board with the […]

Martin Thomas has is starting to play with the ARM Cortex M3 microcontorller. Martin is the brains behind some great tools like WinARM and WinAVR. He put up a projects page with examples using the GNU-Toolchain from Codesourcery. I hope he does a WinARMCortexM3 soon.
Remember that the Circuit Cellar contest requires that you use the […]

I found a nice spot to put the Luminary microcontroller evaluation board on a large breadboard. This will make it easy to do experiments and software testing. Time to start working on my Circuit Cellar design competition.

Some single row sockets were installed into the test point holes. These sockets had long pins which will allow […]

This is a news update for the Make Controller kit. The kits have been shipping for awhile now and projects are starting to show up on the net. The Make Controller Kit resource pages have been updated and there is a getting started article that will get you going with software development using the free […]

Circuit Cellar, Luminary Micro, and Keil are running a design competition with $10,000 in prizes. Entering the contest will get you a free ARM microcontroller development kit and your entry may be published in the Circuit Cellar hobby electronics magazine. The kit includes a limited version of the Keil embedded software development tool. You can […]

The site has switched from hand coded HTML to Word Press. Several of the popular pages have been moved and are available from the Pages menu to the right. Some of the old pages are still in place and others have been removed. Let me know if you need something that has been removed.
The new […]