Glasgow fabless chip firm FTDI has built an Arduino clone into development kits for its EVE embedded video engine, and made the kits tough enough to be built into products. Called VM800P, each ...

We think of the Arduino as a rapid prototyping tool but we never thought of it as an FTDI breakout board before. [Ihsan Kehribar] wrote a quick post to show how it’s done. You’ll find an FTDI chip on ...

Following on from the release of its VM800P development platforms, which facilitate more advanced human machine interface (HMI) implementation using its Embedded Video Engine (EVE) technology, FTDI ...

FTDI first introduced its Arduino-compatible concept – aiming to reach a wider audience – by means of a crowdfunding exercise. The company now has full availability of the CleO product (and ...

This shield is used to flash my Arduino Pro Mini with OptiBoot bootloader and to upload sketch to it. Optiboot is less Flash consuming than classic one. Also, for 3V3 ...

FTDI found out that the original Arduino UNO R3 boards had issues handling higher loads with 9V and 12V power input being limited to about 800mA and 300mA respectively before the voltage of the 5V ...

Following on the release of its VM800P development platforms, which facilitate more advanced human machine interface (HMI) implementation, FTDI Chip has introduced a series of accompanying daughter ...

Plug HDMI monitor and test some examples from f32c_vgatextconsole too :) Wao, it's interesting! You will no longer need to run arduino, ujprog, xc3sprog or openocd as root. I expect for your job. (I'm ...