The Arduino Due

Today, we take a look at another Arduino board, the Arduino Due.

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[Greg]

You can indeed program Arduino Due using Arduino IDE. One thing that you have to do before then is download and install an Arduino SAM boards pack in the boards manager. Just search for "Due" and you'll find it.

[keys]

I started using Coocox but I put the whole thing on the back burner. After your RTOS video I got a copy of Chibios but I was waiting for your next video.
 

[cobusverster]

Hi, I am struggling with external interrupts on the Due to read a 512 bit encoder and a Z input once a revolution. Do you have an example yet. Cobus

[mohitnama]

i am using ude with barcode scanner, unable to read it, try everything but not got the right way, keyboard is working but other usb base device not working.

[tangowhisky]

The 8 bit chips are useless for large numbers but more specifically floating point numbers as double is the same as float, it only uses 4 bytes. Decompiling mega code proves that writing double is pointless, it still uses 4 bytes. This isn't the case with 32 bit due which uses 8 bytes for doubles

[AureliusR]

This is nothing like a Mega -- why do people keep saying that? A 32-bit ARM is a whole different league than an 8-bit AVR. Same headers, similarities end there.

[EnergySeeker]

can it run without attching to a PC ? how ? thanks

[misbahulhassan]

Hi are you good at coding on arduino due board have coding question to do

[keys]

I was wondering why you didn't continue with the other ARM processor the STM32F4? Is this better?
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[kareemhafez]

Hello HHD, Do you plan on maybe making a video explaining how to migrate your Arduino DUE board to your own PCB design when you are done prototyping it? As in the "bare minimum" for the Arduino Due on a PCB, how to program it there, etc... ? Similar to the Arduino on a BreadBoard example. I think it would make for a great video as I have not seen anyone else do it yet.

Keep up the great work!

[JM_Traslo]

So could you forego the arduino IDE and code this as if it were just a standalone ARM controller?

[slap_my_hand]

Should i buy this or something like a teensy, if i want to use it with a high - resolution TFT display?

[RoboticNerd]

CAN stands for "Controller Area Network".

[prankmypants]

Nice. I'm hopefully going to be playing with Intel's Quark X1000 chips soon. With just a 100uW draw and 400Mhz of juice they are looking to be good.

[JamesBalazs]

So this chip could be programmed to run raspbian if it were fast enough? ;-)

[ZauStuv]

I've also got already this board (actually a cheaper clone, but it knows the same), and I wonder if you know how to install an RTOS onto it, or do you know anything about it? I've seen a short video on youtube where someone connects its Due to his PC and performs different operations with files there, but I haven't seen any proper description when I was looking for the topic on google.

[BrunaBorgesA]

what changes in my program when I'm using 3.3V as high logic state? And why cant I use the arduino IDE?

[AdrianE]

Volume way to LOW stopped watching cause i cant hear you!

[animanoir]

so I fucked up if I bought this one if I'm still a beginner?