Microprocessor tools and kits suitable for education
IEEE Life Members
Considerable variety exists in the small microprocessor kits targeted towards the “educational” market. Examples of each genre will be shown. There appears to be some consolidation around the Arduino IDE (Interactive Development Environment) with it supporting several programming language and several microprocessor families in addition to its original AVR and C++ targets.
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- Date: 20 Jul 2017
- Time: 04:30 PM UTC to 06:00 PM UTC
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- 842 NW Loop 410
- San Antonio, Texas
- United States 78216
- Building: Lion & Rose
- Room Number: The Dungeon
- Starts 24 June 2017 05:00 AM UTC
- Ends 20 July 2017 05:00 AM UTC
- 7 in-person spaces left!
- No Admission Charge
Speakers
James Brakefield
Microprocessor tools and kits suitable for education
Considerable variety exists in the small microprocessor kits targeted towards the “educational” market.
Examples of each genre will be shown. There appears to be some consolidation around the Arduino
IDE (Interactive Development Environment) with it supporting several programming language and
several microprocessor families in addition to its original AVR and C++ targets.
Biography:
James Brakefield holds a BS-Applied Math from University of Wisconsin and Masters of Science (Computer Science and EE) also from UW. His professional career includes work in the Avionics, Semiconductor , Life Sciences and Communications industries as well as Image Processing and video.
He has experience in assembly language programming on over a dozen processors usually in the context of hard real-time embedded systems. He has done FPGA projects: small, medium and not that large. He does circuit board design and systems architecture including microprocessors, FPGAs, power supply, analog and data conversion.
James is a Life Senior Member of the IEEE.
James Brakefield
Microprocessor tools and kits suitable for education
Biography:
Agenda
11:30 Call Meeting to Order
12;00 speaker Introduction
1_00 Adjourn