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ESP8266 VGA Pong

ESP8266 VGA Pong

In this Instructables I will show how to build a reproduction of the the classic game Pong for a VGA monitor, using a ESP8266 and few other components. This game is made possible by the EspVGAx library recently published on GitHub by Sandro Maffiodo (aka Smaffer) and, as far as I know, this is the first game exploiting it. The library implements a resolution of 512 […]

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Samtec releases over 100000 new models on SnapEDA

Samtec releases over 100,000 new models on SnapEDA

Electronics designers can boost their productivity with free symbols & footprints for Samtec products Samtec is releasing new digital models for over 100,000 of its products on SnapEDA, the industry-leading circuit board design library. Traditionally, designers have spent days creating digital models – such as symbols and footprints – for each component in their designs.

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Mash Up Arduino Code Samples

Mash Up Arduino Code Samples

This tutorial walks through the process of combining Arduino sample sketches to make a working project prototype. Developing the code for your project can be the most intimidating part, especially if you haven’t done it a thousand times already. If you’re a total Arduino newbie, try my free Arduino Class right here on Instructables. Let’s dive

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NIMO CLOCK – RECREATING THE LOOK OF A 60’S CRT DISPLAY

NIMO CLOCK – RECREATING THE LOOK OF A 60’S CRT DISPLAY

Story This project was inspired by Fran Blanche’s NIMO Tube video. It’s a fascinating video and I recommend watching it for detailed information on NIMO tube operation and history. In short, the NIMO tube was a single digit CRT display manufactured for a brief period in the late 1960’s and early 1970’s. After watching Fran’s video

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Assembling the NeoPixel Grid

EqualAir: Wearable NeoPixel Display Triggered by Air Pollution Sensor

The aim of the project is to make a wearable t-shirt that displays an evocative graphic when air pollution is above a set threshold. The graphic is inspired by the classic game “brick breakers”, in that the car is like a paddle which spits out the exhaust (which are like balls) that “hit” pieces of

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