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Microchip & Digilent Create Network & Basic I-O Shields

By Microchip Technology
Tuesday, August 23, 2011

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chipKIT
The chipKIT development platform provides 2 PIC32-based development boards and open-source software that is compatible with the Arduino programming language and development environment.



Microchip Technology Inc. (Chandler, AZ) [NASDAQ:  MCHP] has announced expanded capabilities for the 32-bit PIC32 microcontroller-based chipKIT Development Platform for the Arduino community. The chipKIT development platform provides:

  • A 32-bit Arduino solution that enables hobbyists and academics to easily and inexpensively integrate electronics into their projects, even if they do not have an electronic-engineering background. 
  • 2 PIC32-based development boards and open-source software that is compatible with the Arduino programming language and development environment. 
  • Compatibility with existing 3.3 V Arduino shields and applications, and can be developed using a modified version of the Arduino IDE and existing Arduino resources, such as code examples, libraries, references and tutorials. 

For more information visit www.microchip.com.

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