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stm32flash
Open source flash program for STM32 using the ST serial bootloader
Open source cross platform flash program for the STM32 ARM microcontrollers using the built-in ST serial bootloader over UART or I2C -
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dfu-util
Multiplatform USB DFU host utility
dfu-util is a host side implementation of the DFU 1.0 and DFU 1.1 specifications of the USB forum. DFU is intended to download and upload firmware to/from devices connected over USB. -
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W-Bus library and applications
W-Bus communication library
This is a small library that allows comunicating with a Webasto (tm) W-Bus capable car heating system. Runs on Personal Computers or for embedded devices (slim design). Easily portable. Includes a Heater manager, heater controller program and more. The GIT repository (CVS is deprecated) also includes a control unit application to control W-Bus capable devices, a W-Bus compatible heater unit firmware application and a heater simulator for testing purposes. Also, a serial port loop back driver for linux is included to simulate OBD II K-Line adapters. -
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Arduino Si4735 radio library
Arduino and Silicon Laboratories Si4735 radio library
This library controls many Silicon Laboratories Si47xx family radio chips with an Arduino microcontroller. Major features include: • I2C and SPI bus • Supports "original" (Uno, Duemilanove, and their clones), Mega 2560, Leonardo, and Due Arduinos • FM/AM receive modes; including short, medium, and long wave AM • Analog and/or digital audio output • FM RDS and RBDS • Localization of receive bands, channel spacing, FM de-emphasis, and RDS/RBDS • Correctly decodes RBDS PI codes into station's call letters • Can handle a mix of RDS and RBDS stations as found near the US boarders with Canada and Mexico • Example programs I2C and Due support is alpha because I do not have hardware to test these features. -
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tew-652brp_v2_wcl
Client mode firmware for TrendNET TEW-652BRP V2
Firmware to run the TrendNET TEW-652BRP version 2.x wireless router in client mode. Based on GPL firmware provided by TrendNET and modified to change the operating mode of the router from Access Point to wireless client. -
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Library and command line program providing access to the EEPROM of an Silabs CP2101 / CP2102 / CP2103. It can programm the USB-Descriptors and the Baudrate table.
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Serial Wire Debug (SWD) Open Library for low level Debug Access Port (DAP) on new ARM Cortex CPU devices. PROJECT HAS MOVED TO https://GitHub.com/CeDeROM/LibSWD PLEASE UPDATE YOUR LINKS! :-)
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OpenSOC86
Open implementation of the x86 architecture
OpenSOC86 is an open implementation of the x86 architecture in Verilog. The current version only implements the 16-bit part (real mode). The processor is a pipelined architecture clocked at 100 MHz in a Cyclone II speed grade -6. Therefore it can be seen as similar to a 486 in real mode. Several peripherals are also implemented in a somewhat minimalistic way, but enough to be able to boot an IBM PCXT compatible bios and MSDOS 6.22. The current implementation is only proven to boot the bios and DOS in simulation. The system is targeted to run on the DE2-70 board. In order to run the system in hardware a SDRAM and SRAM controller need to be added. These are currently in development. -
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Third party open source drivers for the Mindstorms NXT programming environment RobotC. Most sensors available to the NXT platform are supported as well some additional ones. Refer to the Release Notes for more details.
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ADS1115 I2C XBee
ADS1115 component for XBee Codewarrior
The project's main goal is to create a component, capable of being added to Freesacle's Codewarrior environment with XBee stack, in order for adding a complete implementation of the ADS1115 functionalities to Digi's XBee radios -
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Ddr-Z8E is a device driver library for the Zilog Z8 Encore!(r) microcontroller. The library supports I/O, IRQ, RS-232, I2C, SPI, A/D, WDT, ticker and built in flash memory as well as utility modules, e.g. for debugging and binary number representation.
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HSK
High Speed Karlsruhe open automotive code initiative
Since the summer of 2010, the FSAE team High Speed Karlsruhe uses Infineon's XC878 to power its electronics. The XC878 is an 8052 compatible 8-bit µC. Our dedication is to 8-bit real time applications, guaranteed by the powerful peripherals of the XC878. This project aims to publish those portions of our code, which may be of use to a wider audience. -
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MSP430-Ada
Ada compiler support for TI MSP430 processors
Compiler and device support for Ada programs on the ultra-low-power TI MSP430 microcontrollers. This project builds on the Gnu Gnat/GCC Ada compiler, the Sourceforge mspgcc back-end and MSP430 CPU support. It was inspired by the Sourceforge AVR-Ada project. -
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A kernel written by Merck Hung. IA32 architecture, 32-bit protected mode, Memory paging, Keyboard, Timer Interrupt Handling, and a simple kernel shell to operate. Written in C language, development under Linux environment.
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Working with microprocessors is one of the most creative, challenging and rewarding areas of electronic and software engineering. Open-USB-IO makes learning this process fun and easy.
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OpenBrainy
Electronic system for the popular brain games like Jeopardy
Electronic system for the popular brain games like Jeopardy. Now system can only register who pressed button first. Licensed under GPL v2 -
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XRF Config
Cross platform configuration tool for Ciseco XRF radio devices
A cross platform GUI configuration tool for Ciseco XRF radio devices accessed over serial or USB. This product is produced independently from Ciseco, and carries no guarantee from Ciseco about quality, suitability or anything else. The supplier of this product assumes all responsibility for it. -
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A Linux tool for the MikroElektronika (www.mikroe.com) AVRprog2 programming hardware. We have migrated to Github! https://github.com/avrprog2/avrprog2-code
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lpACLib
An Open-Source Library for Low-Power Approximate Computing Modules
The “lpACLib” library contains the VHDL description of accurate and approximate versions of several arithmetic modules (like adders and multiplier of different bit-widths) and accelerators. Moreover, it also provides the corresponding software behavioral models/implementations developed in C and MATLAB to enable quality characterization. Besides our novel designs, it also contains implementations for several state-of-the-art arithmetic modules and their approximate versions. This open-source library facilitates research and development in approximate computing at higher abstraction levels, and to facilitate reproducible research and comparisons. In case of usage, please refer to our publication: Muhammad Shafique, Rehan Hafiz, Semeen Rehman, Walaa El-Harouni, Jörg Henkel, "Cross-Layer Approximate Computing: From Logic to Architectures", Design Automation Conference (DAC), 2016. Contributors: Authors, Vanshika Baoni, M. Abdullah Hanif http://ces.itec.kit.edu/lpACLib.php -
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ztex is a Firmware Kit with a corresponding Driver API for EZ-USB based hardware. The Firmware is written in C and assembled using a powerful macro processor. The Driver API allows the development of platform-independent device drivers.
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