Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Red Pitaya returned to embedded world 2026 to discuss what has changed since the earlier StemLab generation. In this interview, Miha Gjura talks with Brian Tristam Williams about Gen 2 hardware improvements, X-Channel 2.0 synchronization across multiple boards, faster streaming performance, deep memory generation, and software updates that remain compatible with earlier Red Pitaya platforms. The discussion also touches on real-world engineering use cases and Elektor’s book Experimenting with Red Pitaya StemLab Gen 2.
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Red Pitaya returned to embedded world 2026 to discuss what has changed since the earlier StemLab generation. In this interview, Miha Gjura talks with Brian Tristam Williams about Gen 2 hardware improvements, X-Channel 2.0 synchronization across multiple boards, faster streaming performance, deep memory generation, and software updates that remain compatible with earlier Red Pitaya platforms. The discussion also touches on real-world engineering use cases and Elektor’s book Experimenting with Red Pitaya StemLab Gen 2.
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