Electronics Weekly's Focus on Development Kits

We bring together the Electronics Weekly content related to Development Kits.

Following the most recent development kit releases, there are some more general analysis pieces, followed by the current Twitterverse conversation on devkits and, finally, a section on other online resources.

Recent Electronics Development Kits

• Infineon PK51 developments tools
• Renesas SDK1725 development starter kit
• Marvell Semiconductor SheevaPlug Linux PC development kit
• NEC introduces Spin It! motor control development kit
• Infineon XC2000 MCU gets new emulation kit
• MWC 09 - Multi-touch sense on TI OMAP35xx platform
• Bugblat Cortino Cortex-M3 development system
• Strategic Test TX27 and Development Kit-5 for Freescale processor
• IAR Systems KickStart development kit
• Electronica: RS has MCU independent development kit
• Xilinx has Virtex-5 FXT platform for PowerPC design
• XMOS design kit available
• Jennic first with Internet-enabled ZigBee
• XMOS builds Top 50 dev kit
• Apple looks to third-party developers, takes aim at BlackBerry
• Toshiba kit drives 32-bit MCU design
• Xilinx design kit has IP for video systems
• Via ARTiGO Builder Kit converts Pico-ITX mobo into lightweight computer
• Antenova offers complete GPS evaluation kit
• Xilinx offers new XtremeDSP development kit
• IAR Systems partners with System Semiconductor on motion controller developer's kit

Analysis

• Get hardware fast: Use your evaluation kit to build a testbench
• Choosing the right processor candidate: the 35th annual microprocessor directory
• Robots on the march: Robotics platforms and development tools

Online Resources

• Dev Monkey
  A resource for electronic design engineering development kits, evaluation boards, reference designs, and analysis tools for DSPs, FPGAs, microcontrollers, and microprocessors.
• DevMonkey News Feed
• John Titus Blog
  A blog on development kit issues
• John Titus Blog Feed
• RS Electronic Development Kits
  A leading distributor of Electronic Development Kits

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