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Digi-Key Launches New ToolsXpress TechZone

Site provides information on evaluation tools and development kits for engineers.

By DE Editors  

November 11, 2011

By DE Editors

Digi-Key has launched the ToolsXpress TechZone to provide engineers with information on evaluation/development kits and tools for some of the most prominent silicon suppliers in the market, including OEM boards, wireless modules, programmers, emulators, and software.
 
The ToolsXpress TechZone provides the same information formerly found on the devtoolsxpress.com website, including information about embedded, microcontrollers, wireless, and energy harvesting product lines. Engineers can access development tools, development kits, software, product training modules, and white papers within the site. Engineers can also view featured products and access Digi-Keys design service providers and design support services for additional help.

Additionally, a ToolsXpress Community is now available in the company's TechXchange community forum to provide engineers the opportunity to discuss their development projects and seek the expertise of those within the community.

For more information, visit Digi-Key.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.
 

 
 

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