Use your .NET and C# experience to build secure embedded IoT devices using world-class Microsoft Visual Studio.
Productivity Enhancements
• Debugging
• Memory Management
• Unmanaged Heap
• NuGet based libraries
• Mass production tools
• Device Info
Modern OS Features
• Multithreading
• Reflection
• Collections
• Serialization
• Encoding & Decoding
• Application Domain
• Marshal
• Regex
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Application Security
• IP protection
• Encrypted in-field update
• Secure storage area
• Secure boot
Data Security
• TLS 1.3
• Cryptography
• Hashing
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Networking
• Networking Core
• HTTP/HTTPS
• MQTT
• PPP
• TLS 1.3
Interfaces
• WiFi
• Ethernet
• Cellular
Cloud support
• Azure, AWS, Google
• IFTTT, Adafruit IO
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Pin Level Control
• GPIO
• PWM
• Analog in/out
• Signal Control
Data Buses
• SPI
• I2C
• UART
• USB
• CAN
• 1-Wire
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• Versatile display options
• Touch screen support
• Powerful UI framework
• Native graphics
• Image decoders
• Font support
• Camera interface
• MJPEG video
• Audio playback
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• USB CDC/WinUSB
• SQLite database
• File system
• SD/MMC cards
• Modbus
• Power management
• Watchdog timer
• Real time clock
• Timers
• Resources
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The original plan for the remainder of 2020 was to continue improving the 2.0 release; however, it turned out that the 2.0 release was stable and not much needed to be fixed. So, what did we do? We started working on 2.1 and added some serious features.
COVID-19 or not, our amazing team has managed to get you the production-ready release of TinyCLR OS 2.0.
Introducing MikroBUS.Net Ram Board, with 6 MikroBUS sockets, all powered by SITCore SCM20260E core module and TinyCLR OS.
We have spent the past month testing and stressing the system with TinyCLR OS RC1. Also, SITCore Products are now Available.
We are happy to announce that TinyCLR 2.0 Release Candidate is now ready to use. This is one step away from the final production release.
GHI Electronics has led the way for near 20 years in providing file system chipsets. And now we have better options.
In today’s release of preview 6 of TinyCLR 2.0, we bring you the all-new “Secure Assemblies” feature.
There are millions of devices that rely on USB for power. Using a powered USB Hub should be a must for any SITCore developer.
Today’s Spotlight is on a project by @RoSchmi who built a project showing Amazon Web Services (AWS) through TinyCLR OS on the SITCore development board.
Many of our SITCore boards include the MikroBUS socket, giving you a long list of available plug-and-play modules.
