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Asus also plans to release a similar card with the “OC” cut out of its name sometime in the near future. This card comes factory overclocked, nonetheless, but just to 1,695MHz. Asus didn’t disclose the price for this card, but I suspect it will come in at $149.99 to match Nvidia’s starter MSRP.

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Microchip has added a mikroBus port to their Curiosity boards, and MikroElektronika makes a ton of modules. If your audience consists of beginners, and one footprint for all protocols, it’s worth considering.

The CANable dongle is currently available for sale on the Protofusion store. It supports CAN bit-rates of up to 1 Mbit/s. The product comes with an open-source SocketCAN driver software. It features a Micro-USB connector and a 4-pin screw terminal with CAN_H, CAN_L, 5-V supply, and ground. The CANable device is a hardware clone of Eric Evenchick's CANtact project, an open-source USB-to-CAN hardware adapter. “I took his design and reworked the hardware to be a bit more suitable for my personal needs, with a screw terminal instead of a 9-pin Dsub connector and a much smaller PCB,” said the CANable developer.

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The tradeoff here, relative to Pmod, is that a lot of pins go unused on any given design. With (only) one “analog” channel, you wouldn’t choose mikroBUS to send stereo audio, whereas nothing stops you from calling the Pmod’s GPIO lines analog and sending four channels of sound. But that mikroBUS gains is fool-proofness. (Well, they could have also made it asymmetric…) There’s no chance of a newbie plugging an SPI module in where an I2C module is expected and scratching their heads. With mikroBus, it should just work.

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Meanwhile in China, Seeed Studios makes open-source modules, and makes them cheap. Their Grove connector uses only four pins, with power and ground among them. The have standard pinouts for UART, I2C, and for servo motors. Sensors and other analog peripherals are allocated one “primary” pin and one “secondary” and it’s assumed that you know what you’re doing. The idea behind their system is that you add a shield to your microcontroller board, and they break out the relevant pins into these four-pin Grove headers.