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ADVANTECH BUILDS GAMING SBC POWERED BY AMDS RYZEN V1000

Advantech Builds Gaming SBC powered by AMD’s Ryzen V1000

Advantech announced a new gaming and lottery board, the DPX-E265. The gaming board is based on AMD’s Ryzen V1000, which features a 4x DP++ ports, 2x SATA, plus M.2, PCle x16, and PCIe x4 expansion. Prior to the DPX E265, in February of this year Advantech announced the DPC-E140 casino gaming board with AMD’s Ryzen […]

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Play SongsMP3 With Arduino Using PWM on Speaker or Flyback Transformer

Play Songs(MP3) With Arduino Using PWM on Speaker or Flyback Transformer

This is my first instructable, I hope you will Like It!! Basically, In this Project I have used the Serial Communication between my Arduino and my Laptop, to transmit music data from my laptop to the Arduino. And using the Arduino TIMERS to play the data as a PWM signal. I wanted to mention that,

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Toast Talker

Toast Talker

This Instructable started as my great interest in the TV show Toast of London. The British Matt Berry comedy that can now be found on Netflix has some superb voice overs that I wanted to accommodate in my morning toaster routine. In a running joke, he was required to make recordings for the British Navy for their

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NXP Kinetics Smart Web Multimedia IoT Flexduino Platform

NXP Kinetics Smart Web Multimedia IoT – Flexduino Platform

Hardware components: NXP Kinetis Freedom Board with FlexIO ×1 ATMEL WINC1500 WIFI MODULE ×1 OV7670 CAMERA MODULE ×1 WM7236 MEMS MICROPHONE ×1   STORY ABSTRACT The project aim is to build an Arduino like development environment that takes advantage of FlexIo advance driver module to build new drivers and interface with high speed multimedia devices

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Arduino Earfingers

Earfingers: Hear with your hands using Arduino

First and foremost, I must acknowledge that I am standing on the shoulders of giants, and that every giant is standing on the shoulders of giants (such as all contributors to instructables). If it weren’t for the unknowably many people who had the mindfulness to freely share information, this would have been utterly impossible; I

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