I love the look of old 1920’s radios. They are the embodiment of a decade. The radios that I like the most were vacuum tube cathedral radios made by Philco. When I think of old-timey radios those are the first thing that pops into my mind. So, I decided to make one using an old Arduino […]
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This is year halloween project of me for my kid. This mask can react with scary sound and led when they wave their hands. Step 1: Preparing Stuffs 1. Arduino Pro Mini 5V 2. Module Mp3 DY-SV5W with SD card 3. 5W 4Ohm Speaker 4. LED WS2812 5. Infrared Sensor Module 6. A Halloween Mask
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So first off , I am a student and wanted to pick an instrument , but the problem was that I was not sure that “would I be able to do it ?”. So, I thought to clear my base first and got an Idea to make a Piano using Arduino. This piano is a
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The Logitech Z906 is a well-rounded 5.1 surround sound system. It’s capable of putting out 1000W in peak power, and can decode Dolby Digital and DTS soundtracks as you’d expect. It’s intended to be used as the heart of a home cinema system and used with a central command console. However, [zarpli] figured out the
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Combining embedded data-over-sound with cornerstone Wi-Fi audio technology for enhanced connectivity of smart consumer applications. Chirp, a pioneer of data-over-sound technology and Linkplay Technology, a leader in Wi-Fi audio solutions have today announced a technical partnership, delivering a turnkey solution for the frictionless, audio-based provisioning of smart-enabled consumer applications. Chirp’s ultrasonic machine-to-machine communications software enables any
Once after Russian EFT community podcast where one of the guests said that expensive items, such as LEDX, should occupy a larger number of the slots in secure containers… It didn’t happen in 0.12,6 patch, but it did happened in my workshop. Supplies Things required: Arduino microcontroller (in different steps I used Arduino Uno and
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ASRock Industrial has announced four new products based on Intel’s 8th Gen Whiskey Lake-U: a thin Mini-ITX “IMB-1216” board, a 3.5-inch “SBC-350,” a NUC 4×4 form-factor “iBox-8365U” mini-PC and NUC-8365Umainboard. The IMB-1216 thin Mini-ITX board and the 3.5-inch SBC-350 boards run the quad-core, dual-threaded Core i5-8365U, clocking at 1.6GHz (4.1GHz Turbo). The iBox-8365U mini-PC and the NUC-8365U board that enables it, features
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Back in the early days of the musical synthesizer, some designers who wished for polyphony in their instruments would simply build multiple tone-generators for as many notes as they wished to play. [Kevin] took that same approach with his Arduino orchestra, and set about having it play the closing number from Star Wars: A New Hope. The
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USound GmbH’s Ganymede Achelous and Adap MEMS speakers with their compact size of 4.7 mm x 6.7 mm x 1.6 mm are ideal for in-ear headphone designs and wearables such as true-wireless headsets. The perfect addition to traditional speakers, they can be easily retrofitted into standard enclosures to improve treble or implement 3D audio systems. Achelous is
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“Alright you Primitive Screwheads, listen up! You see this?” – Ash, Army of Darkness Each time an unsuspecting victim lifts the cover this disgusting book, a bloodcurdling scream pierces the air. This project uses an Arduino Uno, a light sensor and an MP3 player to bring the Necronomicon to life. If you already have an Arduino,
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