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First Open-Source RISC-V Chip Arrives
A RISC-V chip is now available in the form of SiFive’s Freedom E310 (Fig. 1). The Freedom E310 is a microcontroller with a 32-bit RV32IMAC architecture. The RV32IMAC designation is an abbreviation for the standard RISC-V features including 32-bit support (RV32), integer support (, hardware integer multiplication and division (M), atomic real-time instructions (A), and support for the 32-bit and compact (C) 16-bit instruction set. The chip has 16 32-bit registers and no hardware stack. As with many RISC systems, it uses a jump and link (JAL) instruction to save a return address in a register.
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Nascent Project: Open Source Scanning Electron Microscope
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Now you can carry a playable open source synth in your wallet
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