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MANUFACTURER DESCRIPTION URL PRICE 702230 Spectrum Digital Development Boards & http://www.products.express/spectrumdigital.com/702230.html QUOTE Kits - TMS320 DM365 EVM DEVELOPMENT KIT RP6V2 Global Specialties Development Boards & http://www.products.express/globalspecialties.com/RP6V2.html QUOTE Kits - AVR RP6V2 RoboticVehicle Tank STARTERKIT-NANOX-TC-E640-1G ADLINK Development Boards & http://www.products.express/adlinktech.com/STARTERKIT-NANOX-TC-E640-1G.html QUOTE Technology Kits - x86 STARTER KIT FOR nanoX-TC- E640-1G Si1024-868-A-DK Silicon Labs Development Boards & http://www.products.express/silabs.com/SI1024-868-A-DK.html QUOTE Kits - Wireless Si1024 868MHz Wireless Dev Kit AAR Global Specialties Development Boards & http://www.products.express/globalspecialties.com/AAR.html QUOTE Kits - AVR AAR Arduino Robot MC33591MOD434EV Freescale Development Boards & http://www.products.express/freescale.com/MC33591MOD434EV.html QUOTE Semiconductor Kits - Wireless MC33591 (ROMEO2) RF EVAL ZGATE000100ZCOG ZiLOG Development Boards & http://www.products.express/zilog.com/ZGATE000100ZCOG.html QUOTE Kits - Other Processors ZGATE EMBEDDED SECURITY DEV KIT EA-OEM-401 Embedded Artists Development Boards & http://www.products.express/embeddedartists.com/EA-OEM-401.html QUOTE Kits - ARM LPC3250 STM8L1528-EVAL STMicroelectronics Development Boards & http://www.products.express/st.com/STM8L1528-EVAL.html QUOTE Kits - Other Processors STM8L152M8T6 Eval Complete DEMO BRD 7000-54862-102-101 Eurotech Development Boards & http://www.products.express/eurotech.com/7000-54862-102-101.html QUOTE Kits - x86 5.25" Antares i7610E Dev Kit w/ LCD/TS i7610E STM3210B-SK/RAIS STMicroelectronics Development Boards & http://www.products.express/st.com/STM3210B-SK%2FRAIS.html QUOTE Kits - ARM 32BIT Cortex M3 KIT HiTOPS DEBUG USB 80-000315 Critical Link Development Boards & http://www.products.express/criticallink.com/80-000315.html QUOTE Kits - ARM MitySOM-1808F DEV KIT (1808-FG-225-RC) SAFETI-HSK-570LS31 Texas Instruments Development Boards & http://www.products.express/ti.com/SAFETI-HSK-570LS31.html QUOTE Kits - ARM SAFETI- HSK-570LS31 IRD-LPC2468-DEV FDI Development Boards & http://www.products.express/teamfdi.com/IRD-LPC2468-DEV.html QUOTE Kits - ARM Ind. Ref. Design LPC2468 Dev Kit V1.2 29140 Parallax Development Boards & http://www.products.express/parallax.com/29140.html QUOTE Kits - Other Processors Intro to Sensors kit EDM1CFIMX6D10BWSTART TechNexion Development Boards & http://www.products.express/technexion.com/EDM1CFIMX6D10BWSTART.html QUOTE Kits - ARM EDM1 SOM FREESCALE iMX6 DUAL 1Ghz WIFI 701898 Spectrum Digital Development Boards & http://www.products.express/spectrumdigital.com/701898.html QUOTE Kits - TMS320 EVM320C6455 EVAL MOD W/ C6455 MEZZANINE ETX-PVR-L-18 ADLINK Development Boards & http://www.products.express/adlinktech.com/ETX-PVR-L-18.html QUOTE Technology Kits - x86 STARTER KIT FOR ETX-PVR- R-18 © 2021 http://www.products.express 1 / 11 Products Catalog Index PART NO. MANUFACTURER DESCRIPTION URL PRICE 702090 Spectrum Digital Development Boards & http://www.products.express/spectrumdigital.com/702090.html QUOTE Kits - TMS320 EVM320C6474 EVAL MOD W/ 2 C6474 AT 1GHZ 555-28188-RT Parallax Development Boards & http://www.products.express/parallax.com/555-28188-RT.html QUOTE Kits - Other Processors Homework Board USB RETAIL PKG EDM2CFIMX6D10START TechNexion Development Boards & http://www.products.express/technexion.com/EDM2CFIMX6D10START.html QUOTE Kits - ARM EDM2 SOM FREESCALE iMX6 DUAL 1Ghz 1GB TMDXEVM6678LXE Texas Instruments Development Boards & http://www.products.express/ti.com/TMDXEVM6678LXE.html QUOTE Kits - TMS320 TMS320C6678 Eval Mod Express-HRR-i7-L-2610UE ADLINK Development Boards & http://www.products.express/adlinktech.com/EXPRESS-HRR-I7-L-2610UE.html QUOTE Technology Kits - x86 STARTER KIT FOR EXP-HRR-i7- R-2610UE DK-35TS-LPC2478 FDI Development Boards & http://www.products.express/teamfdi.com/DK-35TS-LPC2478.html QUOTE Kits - ARM 3.5" QVGA Touch LCD Kit for LPC2478 PBE-1000 R2.1 Arbor Technology Development Boards & http://www.products.express/arbor-technology.com/PBE-1000%20R2.1.html QUOTE Kits - x86 27906 Parallax Development Boards & http://www.products.express/parallax.com/27906.html QUOTE Kits - Other Processors Position Controller Kit 702070 Spectrum Digital Development Boards & http://www.products.express/spectrumdigital.com/702070.html QUOTE Kits - TMS320 EVM320C6424 EVAL MOD 600MHZ TMS420C6424 EDM2CFIMX6D10BWSTART TechNexion Development Boards & http://www.products.express/technexion.com/EDM2CFIMX6D10BWSTART.html QUOTE Kits - ARM EDM2 SOM FREESCALE iMX6 DUAL 1Ghz WIFI TMDXHVMTRKIT5X Texas Instruments Development Boards & http://www.products.express/ti.com/TMDXHVMTRKIT5X.html QUOTE Kits - TMS320 Piccolo Hi Vtg Motor Control Dev Kit 761005 Spectrum Digital Development Boards & http://www.products.express/spectrumdigital.com/761005.html QUOTE Kits - TMS320 EVM320F240, XDS510PP PLUS, CCS FOR C2xxx W5300E01-ARM WIZnet Development Boards & http://www.products.express/wiznet.io/W5300E01-ARM.html QUOTE Kits - ARM W5300 EVAL BOARD BASED ON ARM 702067 Spectrum Digital Development Boards & http://www.products.express/spectrumdigital.com/702067.html QUOTE Kits - TMS320 TMS320DM357 DV EVAL 270MHZ TMS320DM357 ATEVK1104AU Atmel Development Boards & http://www.products.express/atmel.com/ATEVK1104AU.html QUOTE Kits - AVR AT32UC3A3256AU audio evaluation kit 80-000365 Critical Link Development Boards & http://www.products.express/criticallink.com/80-000365.html QUOTE Kits - ARM MityDSP- L138F DEV KIT (L138- FI-225-RC) TMDXEVM6467T Texas Instruments Development Boards & http://www.products.express/ti.com/TMDXEVM6467T.html QUOTE Kits - ARM DM6467T Dig Video EVMK2HX Texas Instruments Development Boards & http://www.products.express/ti.com/EVMK2HX.html QUOTE Kits - Other Processors 66AK2Hx Eval module © 2021 http://www.products.express 2 / 11 Products Catalog Index PART NO. MANUFACTURER DESCRIPTION URL PRICE S5U1C17705T1100 Epson ICs Development Boards & http://www.products.express/epson.com/S5U1C17705T1100.html QUOTE Kits - Other Processors Eval Board and Emulator 7000-55355-103-101 Eurotech Development Boards & http://www.products.express/eurotech.com/7000-55355-103-101.html QUOTE Kits - x86 PC/104 Isis 1.3Ghz Dev Kit i7610E EVAL-ADUC7020QSPZ Analog Devices Development Boards & http://www.products.express/analog.com/EVAL-ADUC7020QSPZ.html QUOTE Kits - ARM EVAL- ADUC7020QSPZ 761145 Spectrum Digital Development Boards & http://www.products.express/spectrumdigital.com/761145.html QUOTE Kits - TMS320 EZDSP KIT W SOCKET TMS320F2833 W/ FUZZY ADZS-BF533-MMSKIT Analog Devices Development Boards & http://www.products.express/analog.com/ADZS-BF533-MMSKIT.html QUOTE Kits - Other Processors BF533 MULTI MEDIA STARTER KIT 702065 Spectrum Digital Development Boards & http://www.products.express/spectrumdigital.com/702065.html QUOTE Kits - ARM DM355 Digital Video Evaluation Module 100-3020-1 Bluetechnix Development Boards & http://www.products.express/bluetechnix.com/100-3020-1.html QUOTE Kits - Other Processors Blackfin Dev Starter w/CM-BF537 P2041RDB-PC Freescale Development Boards & http://www.products.express/freescale.com/P2041RDB-PC.html QUOTE Semiconductor Kits - Other Processors P2041RDB-PC LAUNCHXL2-570LC43 Texas Instruments Development Boards & http://www.products.express/ti.com/LAUNCHXL2-570LC43.html QUOTE Kits - ARM TMS57004 LaunchPAD Si4703-B17-EVB Silicon Labs Development Boards & http://www.products.express/silabs.com/SI4703-B17-EVB.html QUOTE Kits - Wireless Si4703- B17 Eval Brd 80-000317 Critical Link Development Boards & http://www.products.express/criticallink.com/80-000317.html QUOTE Kits - ARM MitySOM-1808 DEV KIT (1808-FX-225-RC) EDM1CFIMX6D10START TechNexion Development Boards & http://www.products.express/technexion.com/EDM1CFIMX6D10START.html QUOTE Kits - ARM EDM1 SOM FREESCALE iMX6 DUAL 1Ghz 1GB 100-4120-1 Bluetechnix Development Boards & http://www.products.express/bluetechnix.com/100-4120-1.html QUOTE Kits - ARM i.MX53 Dev Starter DK-57VTS-LPC1788 FDI Development Boards & http://www.products.express/teamfdi.com/DK-57VTS-LPC1788.html QUOTE Kits - ARM 5.7" VGA TOUCH LCD KIT FOR LPC1788 761015 Spectrum Digital Development Boards & http://www.products.express/spectrumdigital.com/761015.html QUOTE Kits - TMS320 EVM320F243, XDS510PP PLUS, CCS FOR C2xxx ARX Global Specialties Development Boards & http://www.products.express/globalspecialties.com/ARX.html QUOTE Kits - AVR ASURO Robot ADZS-BF538F-EZLITE Analog Devices Development Boards & http://www.products.express/analog.com/ADZS-BF538F-EZLITE.html QUOTE Kits - Other Processors EZ-KIT Lite EDB9302A-Z Cirrus Logic Development Boards & http://www.products.express/cirrus.com/EDB9302A-Z.html QUOTE Kits - ARM Eval Bd Hgh-Prfrmnc ARM9 SOC Processor EDB9307A-Z Cirrus Logic Development Boards & http://www.products.express/cirrus.com/EDB9307A-Z.html QUOTE Kits - ARM Eval Bd Uni. ARM9 SOC Processor © 2021 http://www.products.express 3 / 11 Products Catalog Index PART NO. MANUFACTURER DESCRIPTION URL PRICE 130-32305 Parallax Development Boards & http://www.products.express/parallax.com/130-32305.html QUOTE Kits - Other Processors Propeller DIP Plus K it- Inclded in PE Kit 702359 Spectrum Digital Development Boards & http://www.products.express/spectrumdigital.com/702359.html QUOTE Kits - TMS320 TMS320VC5515 eZdsp USB STICK 32209 Parallax Development Boards & http://www.products.express/parallax.com/32209.html QUOTE Kits - Other Processors Propeller
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