Ethernet + Arduino = Ethduino -
An ethernet enabled Arduino (ATMega168*) using Microchip's ENC28J60 IC. It based on Procyon AVRLib. However, on the contrary of the library one of the main goals of the code is to free the µC as much as possible from processing by using built-in features from the PHY. Although this has negative effect on porting the code, it is a necessary step to obtain a viable network solution for a small chip like the ATMega168...Ethduino - Link.
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Sep 18, 2007 01:00 PM
Arduino, Electronics |
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If you guys are interested in an Arduin shield kit, please see the web site and contact me!
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Bottom line, what would this cost? I've looked at all sorts of Ethernet embedded devices and small quantity just can't seem to break the $50 barrier.
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Profit is not the motivation. The $50 barrier should not be broken. Please see the site and email me if you'd like me to keep you posted!
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I think this came out backward, I meant that it should cost *under* $50.
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