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SUMMARY:Introducing the chipKIT Pi Expansion Board for the Raspberry Pi
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:NDK8D5C.png This Web seminar will provide an overview of the new chipKIT™ Pi Expansion Board for the Raspberry Pi®. The board was co-developed by element14 and Microchip to enable anyone to easily create 3V Arduino™ compatible applications for their Raspberry Pi, using a 32-bit, high-performance PIC32 MCU in a prototyping-friendly package. Included in the Webinar will be a discussion of why certain design decisions were made, along with information on how to quickly get started on a project, locate resources and more.. Presenter: Marc McComb As Microchip’s Senior Global Academic Program Sales Engineer, Marc McComb is responsible for assisting Academics with integrating Microchip’s products/technologies into their curriculums. Prior to this role, Marc was a Technical Training Engineer with Microchip’s MCU8 Division, where he developed educational materials for customers based upon Microchip’s 8-bit PIC® microcontrollers. Marc graduated from St. Lawrence College’s Electronics Engineering Technology program in Kingston, Ontario, Canada in 2006. RoadTest Test drive your own chipKIT™ Pi for free! chipKIT™ Pi .
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:NDK8D5C.pngThis Web seminar will provide an overview of the new chipKIT™ Pi Expansion Board for the Raspberry Pi®. The board was co-developed by element14 and Microchip to enable anyone to easily create 3V Arduino™ compatible applications for their Raspberry Pi, using a 32-bit, high-performance PIC32 MCU in a prototyping-friendly package. Included in the Webinar will be a discussion of why certain design decisions were made, along with information on how to quickly get started on a project, locate resources and more..
Presenter: Marc McComb
As Microchip’s Senior Global Academic Program Sales Engineer, Marc McComb is responsible for assisting Academics with integrating Microchip’s products/technologies into their curriculums. Prior to this role, Marc was a Technical Training Engineer with Microchip’s MCU8 Division, where he developed educational materials for customers based upon Microchip’s 8-bit PIC® microcontrollers. Marc graduated from St. Lawrence College’s Electronics Engineering Technology program in Kingston, Ontario, Canada in 2006.
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