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Arduino Uno vs. Mega vs. Micro: Which One Should You Use?

The popularity of Arduino boards has skyrocketed in recent times, thanks to the growing demand for automation in the market. These microcontrollers have become the go-to option for beginners looking to embark on their project-building journey, offering unparalleled ease of use and a wide range of options. Arduino has released several common boards that make […]

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Figure 1. Parts required for the temperature measurement

Temperature Measurement and Control

In addition to its roles in controlling motors, LCDs, and LEDs, the Arduino also possesses the capability to gauge temperature measurement. By connecting an analog temperature sensor to the Arduino, it can function as an electronic thermometer. This section will guide you through the process of establishing connections and testing the precision centigrade temperature sensor.

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Remote control of a multi-light chandelier with Arduino

Story: It all began with a seemingly simple intention – replacing the bulbs in the chandelier adorning my bedroom. As you can observe in the accompanying image, the chandelier boasts an elegant design. Yet, a minor predicament emerged. To begin with, the fixture comprises a total of 15 illuminations and was initially crafted to accommodate

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Utilizing the W5300 TOE Shield with Arduino IDE and STM32 Nucleo-F429ZI: A Comprehensive Guide

Narrative 0. Preface This guide is dedicated to instructing you on the utilization of the W5300 TOE Shield in tandem with the Arduino IDE, particularly when paired with the STM32 Nucleo-F429ZI board. Within this document, we shall furnish a comprehensive, step-by-step tutorial encompassing the configuration of the Arduino IDE, establishment of hardware connections, and validation

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Recommended Approach to Programming and Hardware Development: C++ and Arduino Framework

Story Rapid Overview of the Seed Studio Grove Kit Frequently, people inquire about the optimal approach to delve into programming and hardware development. The response consistently points to the C++ language and, notably, the Arduino framework. While the software aspect is well-defined, what about the hardware dimension? The solution lies in the Seed Studio Grove

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Introduction to the Arduino Project: An Open Source Experimental Aircraft PFD Manual

The Open Cockpit Arduino 4.3 Version 1.0 Beta The Arduino project is a PFD (Primary Flight Display) for experimental aircraft, built on Arduino’s open-source platform. Its purpose extends to both educational and experimental contexts. Further enhancements are anticipated, aiming to provide an affordable backup instrument for experimental aircraft. This guide outlines the assembly process and

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Objective of the Experiment: Arduino Microcontrollers Applications with Switches and Sensors

I. Objective The main goal of this experiment is to familiarize oneself with the utilization of the Arduino microcontrollers for monitoring switches and sensors. Additionally, the objective is to trigger devices like LEDs or a speaker based on specific sensor output values. II. List of Needed Components The following components are necessary for conducting this

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Experiment Objective: Utilizing Arduino Microcontroller for Switches, Sensors, LEDs, and Speaker Control

I. Experiment Objective The main goal of this experiment is to gain proficiency in using the Arduino microcontroller to observe switches and sensors and to trigger devices like LEDs or a speaker based on specific sensor output values. II. Required Components List This experiment will necessitate the following components: • Two 1 kΩ resistors •

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