Posts by Ibrar Ayyub:
SoC Remote Control Platform for IEEE 802.15.4 Standard
Posted on: 02 Dec 2015
The IEEE 802.15.4 standard is the fourth task group of the IEEE 802.15 working group, which defines Wireless Personal Area Network (WPAN) standards. The IEEE 802.15.4 market has the following advantages; low power consumption, low cost, low offered message throughput, supports large network orders up to 65k nodes, low to no QoS guarantees, and flexible […]
Jetson/Tutorials/GPIO using arduino
Posted on: 02 Dec 2015
Quickly testing a GPIO pin To set pin GPIO_PH1 as an output: sudo su (Enter your user password. Defaults to “ubuntu”) # See which pins are currently configured as GPIO, and what their state is. cat /sys/kernel/debug/gpio # Validate that the entry for the Tegra GPIO controller has a base value of 0. If not, […]
Arduino + LEDs + fan = POV “APPLAUSE” sign
Posted on: 01 Dec 2015
I saw these POV(Persistence of Vision) devices on other Instructables and thought I would like to make one and I have always wanted my own “APPLAUSE” sign. Next improvement will be to make it go on whenever I enter the room. 🙂 Maybe have it say, “And here’s Charlie !” But that is for another […]
Magic Music Table No menus, no buttons using arduino
Posted on: 30 Nov 2015
NOTE: This instructable is now slightly old and a better machine has been made with lower cost parts and much better software that automatically allows you to “pair” new cards with new tracks as they are added to the iPod playlist. iPod playback track selection simply by putting RFID “bricks” on a table. – An […]
Double RC servo tester with OLED display
Posted on: 30 Nov 2015
This is something I’ve already worked on but was never really happy with the result, mainly because the potentiometre that I used was of poor quality and hence non linear and “jumpy”… The problem is simple: I need to have a reliable and easy to use servo tester, that I can use to test/play with a […]
Using the tymkrs “Turn Me” with an Arduino
Posted on: 30 Nov 2015
Here is a quick write up on how to use the tymkrs “Turn Me” rotary encoder. This supports the “push down” feature of the tymkrs kit. Fritzing Rotary Encoder Part: Rotary Encoder with Knob bth.fzpz Fritzing Project: RotaryEncoderDemo.fzz Arduino (1.5) project: RotaryEncoderDemo.ino 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 […]
Boost Converter Intro with Arduino
Posted on: 29 Nov 2015
Let’s say that you’re trying to drive a few Nixie clock tubes, or you want to make a strobe light. A variable high voltage DC power supply from 50-200+ volts may be required. Transformers are terrific, but difficult to find the right one and a pain to wind. Why not use a boost converter? They’re […]
Arduino Circular Cylon!
Posted on: 28 Nov 2015
This is a quick arduino project that is great for beginners. Enjoy! There is a video on the last step! Step 1: What you Need To build this project you will need: 10 LEDs, any color will do. Some wire, I used a ribbon cable I had Most importantly, an Arduino Perhaps some electrical tape […]
Reading pulses from meters with pulse outputs.. using arduino
Posted on: 28 Nov 2015
A note on what this document covers The main thing that’s being added here to the wealth of information on the internet about pulse counting is how to count pulses from more than two pulse outputs sources (up to 12 sources) using a continuos sampling and direct port manipulation Arduino sketch as opposed to interrupt […]
Car No. 06 Programmed Automatic Driving Car using arduino
Posted on: 27 Nov 2015
Hi! Kaeru no Ojisan is back with Car No.06. Car No.06 is a Programmed Automatic Driving Car with following procedure; – Simulate the Car Trajectory based on the Target Passing Points. – Drive automatically as simulated using Reflective Photosensor and Gyro Sensor . – Adjust Car Position to the starting point using Web Camera, after […]