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Redacom provides various development boards and tools from OLIMEX.
OLIMEX is a private company with the capability to design, prototype and manufacture printed circuit boards, sub-assemblies and complete electronic products. OLIMEX is able to undertake any type of product / PCB design assembly, harnessing and panel work in range from simple, small, analogue devices through to large, complex microprocessor products.
SAM7-P256 Development Board for AT91SAM7S256 ARM7TDMI-S Microcontroller
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ARM
The ARM microcontrollers are High-Performance, 16/32-Bit RISC Core devices. The ARM market is one of the most fastest growing microcontroller market. The prices of ARM devices now are similar to 8-bit devices, while they are providing much more power and peripherials than any other 8-bit microcontroller do.
They are available from a number of vendors like: Analog Devices, Atmel, Cirrus Logic, OKI, Philips Semiconductors, ST Microelectronics, Texas Instruments and many others (Intel, Freescale, Samsung, Sharp, Hynix, etc). Many experts say that in the next 5 years ARM are going to replace the industry standard 8051 architecture in almost all applications.
Olimex aims to provide low cost development tools and boards for as many ARM vendors as possible. They cover all above 7 vendors and have more than 40 different development boards for ARM7 and ARM9 device. |
AVR-JTAG-L JTAG Dongle for
Programming and Emulation
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AVR
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MAXQ-JTAG JTAG for Programming and Debugging MAXQ Microcontrollers
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MAXQ
The MAXQ microcontrollers are High-Performance, Low-Power, 16-Bit RISC Core devics. They can run up to 20 Mhz and execute instructions at one clock cycle. The low power consumption makes them perfect for portable and handheld devices. Maxim-Dallas Inc. are very commited to these new microcontrollers and many new devices are to come this year with different peripherials and functions.
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MSP430-H1611 Header Board
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MSP430
The MSP430 microcontrollers are Ultra-Low-Power mixed signal, 16-Bit RISC Core devics. They an run up to 8Mhz (up to 16 Mhz for the new MSP430F2xxx series) and their consumption is only 250 uA per MIPS, which makes them perfect for portable and handheld devices. |
PIC-MAXI-WEB WEB Server TCP-IP Development Board with PIC18F97J60 PIC Microcontroller
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PIC
The PIC microcontrollers are one of the most popular 8-bit microcontrollers. Microchip have hundreds of different microcontrollers from the tiny SOT23 package to 84-lead PLCC. They can run up to 40 Mhz and execute instructions at four clock cycle. |
MOD-NRF24Lx RF 2.4GHz Transciever Module with NRF24L01
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