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AXIOMTEK’S NEW 10.4″ RUGGED AND VERSATILE VEHICLE MOUNTED TOUCH PANEL COMPUTER – GOT610 837

AXIOMTEK’S NEW 10.4″ RUGGED AND VERSATILE VEHICLE-MOUNTED TOUCH PANEL COMPUTER – GOT610-837

Axiomtek – a world-renowned leader relentlessly devoted in the research, development and manufacture of series of innovative and reliable industrial computer products of high efficiency – is pleased to introduce the GOT610-837, an ultra-rugged 10.4″ vehicle-mounted touch panel computer for logistics and manufacturing applications. The feature-rich vehicle-mounted terminal is powered by the quad-core Intel® Atom® processor E3845. The […]

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ODD INPUTS AND PECULIAR PERIPHERALS USING A COMMODORE LIGHT PEN ON A MODERNISH COMPUTER

ODD INPUTS AND PECULIAR PERIPHERALS: USING A COMMODORE LIGHT PEN ON A MODERN(ISH) COMPUTER

If you worked with computers back in the 1970s, there’s a good chance you used a light pen at some point: a simple input device that you’d point at the CRT screen to highlight text, choose menu options or manipulate graphic objects. Although ubiquitous in those days, the light pen lost the battle for ergonomics

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Block diagram of remote speed control of a DC motor by DTMF Keypad

Telecommunication and Computer Networks: Speed Regulation of DC Motor Using DTMF Keypad

Introduction In the realm of telecommunication and computer networks, the application of Dual Tone Multi-Frequency (DTMF) technology has extended beyond traditional telephony into diverse fields, including industrial automation and control systems. One intriguing application of DTMF technology is in the speed regulation of DC motors. This project, titled “Speed Regulation of DC Motor Using DTMF

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A Hardware CTF on Arduino Abhinav Pandagales BSidesSF 23 Badge No Spoilers

A Hardware CTF on Arduino: Abhinav Pandagale’s BSidesSF ’23 Badge (No Spoilers!)

A cozy night in with a hardware capture-the-flag challenge, embedded in a gorgeous PCB conference badge! This year, I had the pleasure of interviewing Abhinav Pandagale about his full-color PCB badges for this year’s RSA Conference and BSides SF security events in San Francisco. He showed me some cool demos and info about the UV printing used on both badges: Abhinav

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This is what the Arduino board looks like

Arduino Microcontroller Guide: Getting Started with DIY Electronics

1        Introduction 1.1        Overview The Arduino microcontroller, a user-friendly yet robust single-board computer, has garnered significant popularity in both hobbyist and professional circles. Being open-source, Arduino boasts affordable hardware and freely available development software. This guide is tailored for students enrolled in ME 2011 or anyone encountering Arduino for the first time. Advanced users can

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How To Make An Arduino Game Controller

How To Make An Arduino Game Controller

Introduction Creating your own game controller using an Arduino board can be an exciting and rewarding project for both beginners and experienced hobbyists. With the widespread popularity of gaming, custom controllers offer a unique and personalized gaming experience. This step-by-step guide will walk you through the process of making your very own Arduino game controller,

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Arduino UNO and lcd1602 simulator

Arduino UNO LCD Game: An Entertaining Display Project

Introduction Mastering Arduino programming is a straightforward endeavor. All you require is a computer and a bit of time. Among the significant Arduino programming simulators available, Wokwi stands out. Why, you ask? Find out here. This article demonstrates the process of interfacing the LCD1602 with an Arduino UNO, complete with programming. Thanks to the Wokwi

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Hands-On Arduino Uno Projects for Engineering Beginners

The Arduino UNO, powered by ATmega328P, stands as a microcontroller equipped with 14 digital I/O pins, among which 6 facilitate PWM output. Additionally, it features 6 analog inputs, a 16 MHz quartz crystal, a USB connection, a power jack, an ICSP header, and a reset button. This Uno serves as a user-friendly plug-and-play device. To

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