Great Scott Gadgets
Publisher of the H2HC 2013 badge documentation and open-source hardware notes.
SourceH2HC 2013 · Brazil · 2013
LPC1343 ARM development badge
An open-source H2HC 2013 badge for the 10th Hackers to Hackers Conference in Brazil, built as a USB-enabled ARM Cortex-M3 development board based on the LPC1343 and intended as an experimental next-generation GoodFET platform.
People
Publisher of the H2HC 2013 badge documentation and open-source hardware notes.
SourceThe Great Scott Gadgets source identifies the badge as celebrating the 10th H2HC in Brazil.
SourceIt adds a strong Brazil root record where a hacker-conference badge is openly documented as an embedded development board, not just a decorative PCB.
Great Scott Gadgets documents the badge as an LPC1343 ARM Cortex-M3 board with USB mass-storage bootloader behavior, ISP and reset-button bootloader entry, TXLED verification, USB serial example firmware, and a TARGET header intended for future GoodFET-compatible use.
The badge shipped with only the LPC1343 ROM bootloader installed. The source page documents ARM GCC setup, LPC1343 reference code, simpleflash on Linux, sample firmware compilation, USB serial interaction, and open KiCad design files in the GoodFET repository.
The badge celebrated the 10th anniversary of H2HC in Brazil and aimed to make embedded ARM development approachable for conference attendees.
Lifecycle
Attendees could use the LPC1343 USB mass-storage bootloader by replacing firmware.bin, or invoke it through the ISP and reset-button sequence.
SourceThe badge was based on the experimental gflpc1343 GreatFET design and exposed a TARGET header intended for future GoodFET-compatible use.
SourceOperational history
This preserves a real development caveat for people trying to reproduce the badge workflow.
The entry stays source-linked and image-free rather than copying project-page media without a recorded image license.