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As someone who's only worked with a prepared hardware kit (a dsPIC33F on an Explorer 16 that came with cables and the debugging puck), if I want to pick up the
by Twisol 5y ago
As someone who's only worked with a prepared hardware kit (a dsPIC33F on an Explorer 16 that came with cables and the debugging puck), if I want to pick up the board they recommend in the blog post, do I need to make sure I get any other peripherals?
This all seems very cool, and I badly want to poke at embedded stuff again, but I have whatever the opposite of a green thumb is for hardware. Advice would be appreciated ^_^
- Twisol 5y agoFor anyone still reading this a week on, I got the recommended board in, and I needed a micro-USB cable -- preferably two, since it has two sockets (one for power and one for, I assume, programming). Luckily, I already have a few of these hanging around for charging my wireless headphones. It is completely beyond me, however, why one of the sockets is mounted upside down relative to the other one.
- jeffrallen 5y agoRight there with you, dude. I just bought an H753ZI (1), hope it's enough, we'll see. 1: https://www.st.com/en/evaluation-tools/nucleo-h753zi.html https://www.st.com/en/evaluation-tools/nucleo-h753zi.html