Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The C0-microSD is a powerful, iCE40-based FPGA that brings Signaloid's sophisticated uncertainty-tracking technology to your hardware. Packed down into a microSD form factor, it can run autonomously in FPGA SoM mode, or as a coprocessor that's easily swapped between devices with compatible slots (such as the Adalogger, M5Stack Cardputer, a custom PCB, or your computer). With six GPIO pins broken out to the microSD contacts, and six more accessible via touch points, the C0-microSD interfaces seamlessly with the physical world. Hackster's Alex Glow walks through three examples with the help of Signaloid's SD-Dev carrier board, which can also be used to connect the C0-microSD to a Raspberry Pi Compute Module.
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Links:
// Get it on Crowd Supply: crowdsupply.com/signaloid/signaloid-c0-microsd
// Signaloid’s uncertainty-tracking technology: signaloid.com/technology
// Read more on Hackster News: hackster.io/news/a-technical-deep-dive-into-signaloid-s-uncertainty-tracking-computation-platform-911eaa0e66be
// Getting Started tutorial: hackster.io/gatoninja236/getting-started-with-the-signaloid-c0-microsd-fpga-platform-092f23
// Full documentation: c0-microsd-docs.signaloid.io
// Blink and Breathe demos: github.com/signaloid/C0-microSD-Hardware/tree/main/rtl-examples
// Calculator demo: github.com/signaloid/Signaloid-C0-microSD-Demo-Calculator
// Follow Signaloid on Hackster.io for more news, projects, and tutorials: hackster.io/signaloid
The C0-microSD is a powerful, iCE40-based FPGA that brings Signaloid's sophisticated uncertainty-tracking technology to your hardware. Packed down into a microSD form factor, it can run autonomously in FPGA SoM mode, or as a coprocessor that's easily swapped between devices with compatible slots (such as the Adalogger, M5Stack Cardputer, a custom PCB, or your computer). With six GPIO pins broken out to the microSD contacts, and six more accessible via touch points, the C0-microSD interfaces seamlessly with the physical world. Hackster's Alex Glow walks through three examples with the help of Signaloid's SD-Dev carrier board, which can also be used to connect the C0-microSD to a Raspberry Pi Compute Module.
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Links:
// Get it on Crowd Supply: crowdsupply.com/signaloid/signaloid-c0-microsd
// Signaloid’s uncertainty-tracking technology: signaloid.com/technology
// Read more on Hackster News: hackster.io/news/a-technical-deep-dive-into-signaloid-s-uncertainty-tracking-computation-platform-911eaa0e66be
// Getting Started tutorial: hackster.io/gatoninja236/getting-started-with-the-signaloid-c0-microsd-fpga-platform-092f23
// Full documentation: c0-microsd-docs.signaloid.io
// Blink and Breathe demos: github.com/signaloid/C0-microSD-Hardware/tree/main/rtl-examples
// Calculator demo: github.com/signaloid/Signaloid-C0-microSD-Demo-Calculator
// Follow Signaloid on Hackster.io for more news, projects, and tutorials: hackster.io/signaloid
