Smoke detector is a device incorporated on fire alarm system; it is usually installed on buildings to alarm the occupants when there is a fire (when there’s smoke, there’s fire). This provides the crucial early warning to escape injury or death in fire. This project uses optical method design; the sensing part is the photo […]
We could often feel frustrated when programming using the Arduino IDE. Why? Not because of how many errors we encounter in the program, but it is so difficult to find out the errors in source code, which is really something freaking out. For example Arduino IDE does not seem to display the number of rows,
Most Arduino SPI tutorials show this simple but poor SPI bus design: A much better SPI bus design can prevent conflicts. 3 simple improvements are needed: Use pullup resistors on all chip select signals. Verify tri-state behavior on MISO: use a tri-state buffer chip if necessary. Protect bus access with SPI.beginTransaction(settings) and SPI.endTransaction(). Click “Read
The MX100T from Aim-TTi (Aim Thurlby Thandar) is a 315W precision laboratory power supply’s three outputs can each provide 0 to 35 V at 0 to 3 A. Range switching extends the capabilities so that outputs can be set to 16 V/6 A or 70 V/1.5 A for maximum versatility; where higher power is needed
Triple output lab power supply offers paralleling & tracking Continue Reading
This project is to build a portable GPS geared towards runners (well, me and what I think a runner wants a GPS thingy for). It’s sponsored by the University of Minnesota’s ECE Envision Fund. The hardware is basically complete, and the software is functional, if not polished. This is what the main screen looks like while
I was frustrated by trying to remember my passwords for all my websites and got even more frustrated when i need to change a password again after some months. Dont even to mention the needed complexity of them nowadays. A bit insired by the mooltipass featured on hackaday, but too scared of the complexity and
This application note describes how to record, store and play back sound using any AVR microcontroller with A/D converter, the AT45DB161B DataFlash memory and a few extra components. This application note shows in detail the usage of the A/D Converter for sound recording, the Serial Peripheral Interface – SPI – for accessing the external DataFlash
Digital sound recorder with AVR and DataFlash Continue Reading
I’m not going to explain in detail what is ESP8266 because if you have found this post I’m sure you already know it. But just in case, it is an awesome cheap board (less than 4$) with built-in wifi communication (802.11 b/g/n), and SPI, UART. You can also use its processor to run your code. Wiring: Use
How to use ESP8266 ESP-01 as a SENSOR web client Continue Reading
Internet is “good For more detail: Are you familiar with Internet of (every) Things?
Are you familiar with Internet of (every) Things? Continue Reading
Minimal power consumption, slim design and a big amount of available versions with multi-color backlight – these are some benefits of the EADOG series displays. EADOG series is familiar to many of you and probably it´s your favorite one from these main reasons: displays are unusually flat (thin) the have a very low power consumption
Industrial applications rely on the EA DOG displays Continue Reading
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