What is a Scamp?
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Scamp is a self-contained, modular embedded computer. You can use it as the basis for any number of projects.
It's used in schools and universities for research or teaching. It's used in home projects by hobbyists. Companies use Scamp in product development to rapidly prototype and debug their own hardware, or as the controller core of their next product. To use Scamp, you don't need to install any IDEs, compilers or development tools. Everything runs directly on Scamp, and all you need is a host computer with a USB interface and some terminal software. |
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Scamp has an I/O connector that makes it very easy to interface to external devices. You can add switches, buttons, control knobs, LEDs, and other electronics modules just by plugging them in. It can be interfaced to many of the modules that are available for Arduinos and similar embedded systems. Writing software to use other hardware is very easy, and fun. |
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Scamp can be used standalone, using "dupont" jumper wires. |
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Scamp can plugged into a breadboard using the pin header that comes with your Scamp. |
Next, see the specifications of the Scamp processor or learn about getting started with Scamp.