How to Design a Pmod – Best Practices
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Digilent Pmod Interface Specification 1.2.0
Check out a brief rundown on the update to the Pmod Interface Specification!
Multi-Touch Display on Arduino
Looking to add a touchscreen to your Arduino/chipKIT project? Well look no further, as the new Digilent Multi-Touch Display shield may be exactly what you need to add that special touch to your project!
Who uses Pmod?
Become familiar with the whole world of Pmod and the Pmod ecosystem.
How to Get Color Data from a Color Sensor
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New Product Introduction – Pmod COLOR
Projects are not all black and white, so bring your work into color with the Pmod COLOR!
A Beginner’s Guide to Pmod App Notes
Get going with Pmods and Arduino with this quick-start guide.
Working in a Winter Wonderland
Join us in wintertime whimsy with new Pmod resources!
Pmod IP Core Update – FPGA and Zynq Support
Stay up to date with Pmod IP cores and save time in your FPGA and Zynq designs.
Pmod and Microcontroller Connection Guide: Part 2
Put your Pmod to use with microcontrollers and Talesa’s handy connection guide!
How To Calculate Temperature and Humidity Data
Learn how to get both ambient temperature and relative humidity measurements using the Pmod HYGRO!
New Product Announcement- Pmod CAN
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