Tuesday, 6 May 2014

Nice XMOS startKIT review :-)

Maybe I should get one for myself ;-)

XMOS startKIT: Introduction, Terminology/Architecture, Getting Started and Example Programs | element14

And now controlling a Robot with the help of a Raspberry Pi :

XMOS startKIT: Building an XMOS and Raspberry Pi Robot XMP-1 | element14

And implementing an oscilloscope with a startKIT and a Raspberry Pi :

XMOS startKIT: XMOS and Raspberry Pi Oscilloscope XAE 1000 - element14

If you have found this solution useful then please do hit the Google (+1) button so that others may be able to find it as well.
Numerix-DSP Libraries : http://www.numerix-dsp.com/eval/

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  1. Ginger Pollard7 July 2014 at 13:29

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  2. Ginger Pollard7 July 2014 at 13:29

    i own a start-up and we WERE trying to use the Xmos multi cores but after having such a hard time and getting no help from then we will not consider this company again!

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  3. Real Gone Geek7 July 2014 at 15:38

    I'm sorry to hear that, Ginger. I trust you tried the XMOS support site, xcore.com, because it is pretty active.

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