Hi,
Mikroe has over 2,000 Click boards with various components, of which I have almost 20...
I am a big fan of the boards from Mikroe because I can prototype quickly and use standardized pins in my projects.
Some of my beginner projects have been published in this section.
Is anyone from this forum using their products?
Andreas
Anyone using Mikroe Click boards on this forum?
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Anyone using Mikroe Click boards on this forum?
FC11 Professional + ARD + AVR + ARM license + Matrix TSL E-blocks2 boards
Mikroe Click boards + Arduino Nano/Uno Click Shield
Mikroe Click boards + Arduino Nano/Uno Click Shield
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Re: Anyone using Mikroe Click boards on this forum?
Hi
I do like the idea of them for precisely the reasons you give, but decided that Matrix eBlocks offered a better fit especially as I was already using their multi-programmer.
Regards
I do like the idea of them for precisely the reasons you give, but decided that Matrix eBlocks offered a better fit especially as I was already using their multi-programmer.
Regards
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Re: Anyone using Mikroe Click boards on this forum?
Hi Andreas
Yes, I've used a few of them, and they've worked very well—
display, motor control, etc.
But also the CPU boards like Flip and Click.
CPU boards from other manufacturers that work with a ClickBoard also work well with Flowcode.
Yes, I've used a few of them, and they've worked very well—
display, motor control, etc.
But also the CPU boards like Flip and Click.
CPU boards from other manufacturers that work with a ClickBoard also work well with Flowcode.