Quick prototyping using Gadgeteer, Raspberry Pi + Fez Cream
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This document provides information about .NET Gadgeteer, which is a platform that allows users to rapidly develop electronic projects using modular hardware components without needing an electronics background. It can be programmed using Visual Studio and uses .NET Micro Framework. The document discusses the history and open source nature of Gadgeteer, lists some manufacturer boards and modules that are compatible, and demonstrates some sample projects that can be built with Gadgeteer.
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Quick prototyping using Gadgeteer, Raspberry Pi + Fez Cream
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- 3. WHAT IS GADGETEER ? .NET Gadgeteer is a rapid development platform that utilizes mainboards and plug-and-play modules to build electronic projects, without the need for an electronics background.
- 4. HISTORY • .NET Gadgeteer was created by researchers at Microsoft Research Cambridge, where the Sensors and Devices group created it as a way develop device ideas rapidly and iteratively. It quickly generated interest from hobbyists, teachers, and developers, who wanted a platform to build gadgets in a short time. • In response to outside interest, Microsoft then released Gadgeteer as an open source software project, describing the project as "an open collaboration between Microsoft, hardware manufacturers, and end users". • The core libraries are published under the Apache 2.0 License, while the hardware designs are under the Creative Commons 3.0 License. The core source code is publicly available from the CodePlex source repository. • Microsoft has stated plans to continue supporting and investing in the .NET Gadgeteer ecosystem, including hosting educational materials and working with companies to create compatible kits and modules.
- 5. SO WHAT ? • You can make your prototype in minutes, just plug and play…. • a lot of modules… • includes the drivers…
- 6. SO WHAT ? • NET Gadgeteer software works on top of the .NET Micro Framework (NETMF) software and it has many advantages: 1. It is programmed using Microsoft's Visual Studio IDE, even the free version. 2. .NET Micro Framework is open-source and free. 3. Your same code will run any NETMF device with almost no changes. 4. Full debugging capabilities (breakpoints, stepping in code, variables...etc.) 5. “Has been tested in many commercial products, with assured quality. “ 6. Includes many bus drivers (SPI, UART , I2C...etc.) 7. Eliminates the need to use the complicated and long processors' datasheets. 8. If you are already a PC .NET programmer then you already know NETMF.
- 7. HARDWARE - DEV BOARDS Specifications Processor 120 MHz 32-bit ARM Cortex-M3 User Available Flash 2.87 MB User Available RAM 13.67 MB GPIO 70 PWM 6 Analog In 6 UART 4 SPI 2 I2C Yes Networking Ethernet TCP/IP, WiFi, and SSL CAN 1 USB Client & Host Debugging, Yes RTC Yes IFU Yes RLP Yes, 1 MB RAM Size Native LCD Controller Yes FEZ SPIDER II
- 8. HARDWARE - DEV BOARDS Specifications Processor 400 MHz 32-bit ARM 9 User Available Flash 1.4 MB User Available RAM 92 MB GPIO 88 PWM 4 Analog In 12 UART 6 SPI 2 I2C Yes Networking Ethernet TCP/IP, WiFi, and SSL CAN 2 USB Client & Host Debugging, Yes RTC Yes IFU Yes RLP Yes, 24 MB RAM Size Native LCD Controller Yes FEZ RAPTOR
- 10. HARDWARE - SOC / SOM
- 11. HARDWARE – THROUGH HOLE
- 13. SOFTWARE ? Choose Your Board Drag some modules Type some code and Execute..
- 14. GOOD NEWS FOR YOU… You can debug directly using Visual Studio !!
- 15. GADGETEER + ARDUINO COMPATIBLE SENSORS / ACTUATORS / MODULES = AWESOME & CHEAP!! Gadgeteer Boards/Hats Breakout Modules Arduino compatible sensors / actuators
- 16. FUN OR SERIOUS ? BOTH… Prototype to Production Path… Create your Prototype Design your own circuit with hardware consultant Keep your code using Gadgeteer Library or Switch to Pure .NET Microframework Design your case
- 17. LET’S SEE SOME DEMO… DEMO 1: Create your own room monitoring + realtime dashboard !!
- 18. LET’S SEE SOME DEMO… DEMO 2: Create your own terminal, game arcade, with a lot of functionality !!
- 19. LET’S SEE SOME DEMO… DEMO 3: ROBOTIC with RASPI + GADGETEER + TESSEL, let’s things talks !!
- 20. LET’S TALK…
- 21. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION • Technical details
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