UNIT Electronics Launches the PULSAR C6 – Small Board, Big Potential
⚙️ Key Hardware Features
🌍 Ready for Modern Wireless Standards
📘 Resources & Documentation

UNIT Electronic's • Posted by Cesar

Published April 18, 2025 © MIT

PULSAR C6: Compact RISC-V Board for Next-Gen IoT

A compact board by UNIT Electronics with ESP32-C6, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5, Thread & Matter—perfect for smart, scalable IoT projects.

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UNIT Electronics introduces the PULSAR C6, a compact yet highly capable development board designed for rapid prototyping, modern IoT development, and smart home integration.

This new board features a sleek layout inspired by minimal embedded formats, integrating key components for fast deployment and seamless functionality. It includes a LiPo charging circuit, MicroSD slot, and a QWIIC connector—all engineered for quality, quick assembly, and scalability.

At the heart of the PULSAR C6 is the ESP32-C6, a next-generation microcontroller built on RISC-V architecture. With native support for Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5 (LE), Thread, and Matter, this board is perfectly aligned with the demands of modern IoT ecosystems.

🚀 Launching this May, the PULSAR C6 is backed by complete documentation and support from UNIT Electronics—ready for developers looking to create connected devices with cutting-edge features in a compact and economical format.

⚙️ Key Hardware Features

ESP32-C6 Microcontroller (RISC-V)
Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5 (LE), Thread, and Matter support
Integrated LiPo battery charging circuit
MicroSD card slot for external data logging
QWIIC connector for I2C sensor expansion
USB-C for power and programming
WS2812 RGB LED for user feedback
Compact size for embedded applications

🌍 Ready for Modern Wireless Standards

With full support for Matter and Thread, the Pulsar C6 is ideal for smart home and low-power mesh network applications. It’s also a great entry point for experimenting with IEEE 802.15.4 wireless stacks, enabling robust and secure communication between devices.

Whether you're a maker, educator, or professional developer, the PULSAR C6 combines familiar usability with future-ready connectivity.

📘 Resources & Documentation

🔗 Getting Started Guide

📄 Product Manual (PDF)

🛠️ GitHub Hardware Files

Ready to bring your next idea to life? The PULSAR C6 is here to power your vision—with flexibility, performance, and community-backed support.

Code

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import machine
import time

led = machine.Pin(6, machine.Pin.OUT)

def loop():
    while True:
        led.on()  # Turn the LED on
        time.sleep(1)  # Wait for 1 second
        led.off()  # Turn the LED off
        time.sleep(1)  # Wait for 1 second

loop()

Credits

UNIT Electronic's

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Cesar

Thanks to Cesar Bautista, Adrián Rabadán, and Alberto Villanueva.

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UNIT Electronics Launches the PULSAR C6 – Small Board, Big Potential

⚙️ Key Hardware Features

🌍 Ready for Modern Wireless Standards

📘 Resources & Documentation

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UNIT Electronics Launches the PULSAR C6 – Small Board, Big Potential

⚙️ Key Hardware Features

🌍 Ready for Modern Wireless Standards

📘 Resources & Documentation

Schematics

Schematics_UNIT NANO_C6_V1_6

Code

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Credits

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