MIKROE, the embedded solutions company that dramatically cuts development time by providing innovative hardware and software products based on proven standards has announced that the company’s entire portfolio of Click boards is now being stocked by leading, global, high service distributor, DigiKey. Compact Click add-on boards for functions such as sensors, connectivity, power, displays, and interfaces, enable developers to rapidly provide proof-of-concept, then prototype and code new embedded projects.
Comments Nebojsa Matic, CEO of MIKROE: “Many design engineers use DigiKey at the development stage, as they are famed for huge product range and fast delivery. Our Click board family perfectly matches this philosophy: we offer a diverse range of nearly 2000 products – with new boards added every week – and we help engineers go from concept to working prototype faster than ever before, by enabling them to evaluate many options without having to learn new development tools.”
MIKROE’s Click boards are built around the mikroBUS socket standard. mikroBUS is widely adopted by silicon vendors and board makers, allowing engineers to add functionality to a target MCU with minimal schematic work or firmware bring-up. MIKROE complements this with development boards, programmers/debuggers, and processor-module standards. MIKROE launches a new Click board nearly every day – currently there are over 1950 boards available, covering 11 categories: Audio & Voice, Clock & Timing, Display & LED, HMI, Interface, Mixed Signal, Motor Control, Power Management, Sensors, Storage and Wireless Connectivity. Click boards also feature the ClickID function which enables automatic identification by the host system, simplifying use. Devices can be used on any host system supporting the mikroBUS standard, and come with the mikroSDK open-source libraries, offering excellent flexibility for evaluation and customization.
Designers can find literally millions of reference design featuring Click boards on MIKROE’s embedded projects platform, EmbeddedWiki. Each project comes with full description, a menu of parts required and working code.
