[HC] took a gander around the Googles and saw a number of people trying to read NAND flash chips with an Arduino. It’s an interesting problem; at 16 Megahertz, [HC] is looking at about 60 ...

With a few buffer chips and an ATMega32a loaded up with Arduino, he’s able to program the Flash chip and turn it over to the VIC-20. A simple test that toggled the color of the screen as quickly ...

SRAM is the high-speed memory in which a chip stores data immediately before processing it. Arduino has also upgraded the onboard flash storage pool. The Uno R4 features 256 kilobytes of solid ...

Until now, Arduino boards have traditionally been powered by chips based on the ARM architecture ... the Internet of Things market with 384 kB of flash memory and 80 kB of RAM, combined with ...

It features 384kB of flash memory, 80kB of SRAM ... show called America's Greatest Makers to promote its new chip. The Arduino 101 (known as Genuino 101 outside of the US) will be available ...

That has been equipped with Intel’s new Curie chip ... Arduino board during the Maker Faire in Rome. Curie is equipped with a 32-bit microcontroller together with a small amount of RAM and Flash.

These are the pins you’ll need to flash the firmware on your chip. As stated, the easy way to upload the bootloader involves using the Arduino IDE. Open your IDE select the board you want to program.

A Texas Instruments ARM-based chip means hardware hackers who like Arduino will have another choice besides Intel's Quark for computing projects. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 ...