Surprisingly, though, this isn’t the first Arduino core memory rig we’ve seen. Posted in Arduino ... our ability to do simulation for the software developers is more limited for those modules.

Magnetic core memory turns 60 years old today, and as a tribute [Ben North and Oliver Nash] have created a 32-bit magnetic core memory board for the Arduino. Magnetic core memory was used from the … ...

Arduino has also upgraded the onboard flash storage pool. The Uno R4 features 256 kilobytes of solid-state memory, eight times more than the previous-generation chip.

That means we should start seeing the memory module emerge in laptops at some point in the next few years. Yet more surprisingly it sounds like CAMM could also be headed to desktops, too.

Freescale's Freedom Development Platform for the Cortex-M0+ Kinetis family supports Arduino shields. These boards provides access to a wide range of peripherals. The FRDM-KL02Z (Fig. 1) hosts the ...