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OBSOLETE - This information for historical purposes only
This page refers to the 'C' programmable stamp format computer developed 2002-2004 by Faraday Engineering.
CStamp
is a standalone computer in
"stamp" format (24 Pin
DIP). CStamp is comparable to
the Basic StampTM by Parallax,
however it runs 'C' code rather
than BASIC. CStamp opens the
stamp world to those who prefer
'C' as a programming language.
Same pinout as Basic Stamp 2
modules, so you can use Parallax
starter kits and accessories.
CStamp Features:
Executes
'C' language at approximately
8,000 instructions per second.
Builtin low dropout, low
quiescent current regulator.
(3) Status LED's.
12 bit multichannel A/D.
Dedicated
programming/debugging serial
port.
Auxillary hardware high speed
serial port.
16K byte (128K bit) EEPROM for
program and parameter storage.
Onboard processor clock.
16 pins I/O (shared with Aux
Serial and A/D).
CStamp
Uses:
Hobby
servo control.
PWM motor control.
LCD module controller.
Analog measurements.
Temperature taking.
Data logging.
Serially controlled computer.
Learning about 'C'.
CStamp
ships with Windows development
IDE including ANSI like 'C'
compiler supporting char, int,
long, and float data types.
Great for learning 'C'
programming too! Great for
educators.
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