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The Mizar32 project makes it easy to use the hardware and software of a 32 bit microcontroller. The hardware takes the shape of a 9x6cm main board with a 66MHz AVR32 UC3 processor and 32MB of RAM with additional stackable modules to extend its functionality. By default it runs programs written in a modern high level scripting language, Lua, with embedded extensions and is field-programmable: normally the user’s Lua program is in a file on a micro SD card and the 128/256/512KB flash memory contains the Lua interpreter that runs that program, but the flash can be reprogrammed with something else from a PC over USB. Both the software and the hardware are aimed at newcomers to the embedded world who want an easy and powerful environment for rapid application development, for hardware prototyping, for quick production of a solution and for hobbyists to make their own custom devices. The hardware is also offered to manufacturers to avoid a long design cycle, letting them focus on the interfacing, extension or modification of the base module. The hardware design is offered as an open standard and all the project files and manufacturing files are made using open source software tools. Mizar32 onboard resources
Embedded Hardware interfaces
Interfaces on Add-on Bus
Optional Stacked Modules
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