Posts by Ibrar Ayyub:
Arduino Uno Projects: Entry-Level Innovations for Beginners
Posted on: 15 Feb 2024
The Arduino UNO, developed around the ATmega328P microcontroller, boasts a versatile array of features. With 14 digital I/O pins, including 6 PWM outputs, along with 6 analog inputs and a 16 MHz quartz crystal, it offers ample flexibility for various projects. Additionally, it comes equipped with essential components such as a USB connection, a power […]
WiSer wireless serial connectivity system $65
Posted on: 14 Feb 2024
If you are searching for a way to quickly bring wireless convenience to serial connectivity you should deftly check out WiSer which is now available to purchase from the Crowd Supply website priced from just $60. WiSer allows you to establish a wireless, peer-to-peer serial connection between two devices. Debug code, log data, update firmware, […]
Harnessing Monitoring Capabilities: Rasp Pi 3B Network Adapter
Posted on: 13 Feb 2024
The Raspberry Pi 3B+ (as well as all other Raspberry Pi models currently available) comes equipped with built-in WiFi functionality. The “wlan0” interface serves as the default connection gateway alongside Ethernet, yet it lacks the capability to enter “monitoring mode.” In this guide, we’ll demonstrate the steps to ensure that a separate network adapter is […]
BRINGING MODERN TECHNOLOGY TO A SLED
Posted on: 13 Feb 2024
Street sledding, a popular pastime in Norway, is an activity that is slowly dwindling in popularity, at least as far as [Justin] aka [Garage Avenger] has noticed. It used to be a fun way of getting around frozen lakes and roads during winter, and while some still have their sleds [Justin] wanted to see if there […]
Arduino IDE 2.3 rolls out with new debugging feature
Posted on: 12 Feb 2024
The Arduino development team has recently unveiled the latest version of their Integrated Development Environment (IDE), version 2.3, which brings a host of improvements to the platform. This update is particularly exciting for electronics enthusiasts and professionals alike, as it introduces a stable debugging feature that promises to make coding more reliable and efficient. The Arduino IDE is known […]
CUSTOM MULTI-SEGMENT E-INK DISPLAYS FROM DESIGN TO DRIVING
Posted on: 12 Feb 2024
With multi-segment displays, what you see available online is pretty much what you get. LEDs, LCDs, VFDs; if you want to keep your BOM at a reasonable price, you’ve pretty much got to settle for whatever some designer thinks looks good. And if the manufacturer’s aesthetic doesn’t match yours, it’s tough luck for you. Maybe […]
Silicon Labs And Arduino Forge Partnership To Accelerate IoT Development
Posted on: 12 Feb 2024
This strategic alliance brings together the best of secure, intelligent wireless technology and open-source hardware and software, promising to set new standards in IoT development efficiency and accessibility. Silicon Labs has announced a strategic partnership with Arduino, this collaboration aims to empower Arduino’s vast community of 33 million developers by facilitating the seamless development of […]
AN APPLE ][ WITH A PENDULUM
Posted on: 12 Feb 2024
Clocks are a favourite project here, and we can say we’ve seen all conceivable types over the years. Just a software clock on a retrocomputer perhaps isn’t the coolest among them, but [Willem van der Jagt ]’s Apple][ clock has a little bit extra. It takes its time reference from a real pendulum, on an antique […]
Arduino-Based Smart Parking System with IR Sensor Integration
Posted on: 11 Feb 2024
Greetings, ElectroDuino enthusiasts! We’re delighted to have you back on our platform. Today’s focus revolves around the Smart Parking System Project, employing Arduino, IR Sensor, and Servo Motor technologies. Our discussion will encompass the Project Introduction, Conceptualization, Block Diagram, Necessary Components, Circuit Schematic, Operational Principles, and Arduino Programming. This endeavor is made possible through the […]
Building a DIY Digital Voltmeter with Arduino: A Beginner’s Guide
Posted on: 09 Feb 2024
Creating a straightforward digital voltmeter with an Arduino and a 16×2 liquid crystal display (LCD) is a straightforward process. Measuring voltages with an Arduino is relatively uncomplicated. The Arduino provides multiple analog input pins that link to an internal analog-to-digital converter (ADC). The Arduino ADC, which is a ten-bit converter, produces output values ranging from […]