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You guys might find this funny but am completely lost!A semester( 3months) of C and MASM wouldn't be enough to master programming…Continue
Started by Paa in TowerGeeks. Last reply by Paa 13 hours ago.
Hello Tower Geeks:Thought you might be interested in this new product:http://wavenumber.net/index.php/products/twr-wifi-boost…Continue
Started by Eli hughes in TowerGeeks on Thursday.
Okay, I admit it: I'm new to Freescale's Tower system and the K40x256 -- and I'm having a lot of fun!So here's the thing that confusing me...I create, build and run a plain vanilla bareboard project using the CW10.2 IDE. It's straightforward: give…Continue
Started by Mike Rossetti in TowerGeeks. Last reply by Eli hughes on Wednesday.
Hello tower geeks. I thought you might all be interested in the new 2 slot elevatorhttp://wavenumber.net/index.php/products/twr-elev-2…Continue
Started by Eli hughes in TowerGeeks May 21.
Hi, I've been able to compile, download and run a project previously, but picking it up again today, I suddenly got an error when trying to flash file to device:Can't connect. The Debugger can not connect to the J-Link device(ARM GDI Protocol…Continue
Started by Bitt Sitt in TowerGeeks May 16.
What is the best kit to start with? I'm thinking the MCF-51CN-KIT-ND. I'm guessing I will need to get the 30 day evaluation of the code war software to use and program with this kit. Is there a kit I can start with that cost the least? I want to…Continue
Started by David Holsonbake in TowerGeeks. Last reply by Eli hughes May 16.
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It's modular. That means that you can design and develop embedded systems for many different kinds of applications.
There are many Tower System modules available. You'll find complete embedded development kits spanning architectures from 8-, 16-, 32-bit MCUs and MPUs. You can even try out the new 32-bit ARM devices with the Kinetis modules.
You can also quickly and easily add features and functionality to your embedded design with peripheral modules that feature sensors, analog to digital converters, Wi-Fi, graphical LCD, motor control, and more!
It's all about open source! The Tower's open source approach means that you can even design your own modules!
So, what are you waiting for? Get your geek on!
Yes, that's right -- 5-0! Three years after its introduction, we have more than 50 unique modules in this popular development platform. Eduardo Montañez shares insights on the creation of the Tower concept -- from the ground up.
Check out the news. 50, baby!
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