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= Ethernut Reference Boards =

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== Ethernut 1 ==

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The minimalist design of Ethernut 1 had been reduced to four essential components: ATmega128 Flash Microcontroller, 32 kBytes RAM, RTL8019AS 10Mbit Ethernet Controller and Power Supply. [[Hardware/Enut1|More...]]


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== Ethernut 2 ==

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Ethernut 2 uses the same CPU as its predecessor, but provides 100Mbit Ethernet, 512 kBytes RAM and an RS-485 interface. All parts are available for industrial temperature range. [[Hardware/enut2|More...]]


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== Ethernut 3 ==

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This is the first Ethernut board with 32-bit ARM CPU. [[Hardware/enut3|More...]]


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== Ethernut 5 ==

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This latest board runs Nut/OS as well as Linux. [[Hardware/enut5|More...]]


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== Trademark ==

All published reference designs are released as Open Source and may be freely used for private or commercial purposes. However, when used for commercial purposes, be aware that Ethernut is a registered trademark of [http://www.egnite.de egnite GmbH]. Thus, you need to create your own product name.


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