Arduino DC Voltmeter With OLED: Divider, Reference and Input-Protection Reference Guide
How to evaluate an Arduino OLED voltmeter: divider orientation, ADC reference uncertainty, display resolution, and why a screen adds no input protection.
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Pet Food Dispenser featuring 4Duino-24
In this project, we will use a 4Duino and several IR sensors to create a simple pet food dispenser. 4Duino checks whether a food tray contains enough food or not. It is programmed to read IR values from each sensor. These values change depending on the amount of food in the container. The feeding time can
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DJ Mixer featuring 4Duino-24
The 4Duino DJ Mixer is a fun and interactive project similar to a keyboard MIDI Controller that has the ability to play sample beats and songs. Before, DJ and music artist needs to use computers, recording and playback devices before they can mix and play their own customized music. But using this project, the user
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Voting Machine featuring 4Duino-24
The 4Duino Polling Machine is an inquiry project that involves two or more people and has implemented the ability to send and receive data on both ends. The Polling Machine Project works by sending and receiving Questions and Answers (from the Choices) in the form of strings. First, the Master 4Duino (Client) will select the
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Stock Monitoring featuring 4Duino-24
In this project, we will use several IR sensors to check if an item from an inventory box is present or not. This project makes use of a 4Duino-24 to check whether an item is present or missing from the inventory. The 4Duino uses its analog pins to read the values from each IR sensor.
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Getting Started with Arduino Due
ARDUINO DUE is an ARM controller based board designed for electronic Engineers and Hobbyists. ARM architecture is very influential in modern electronics. We are using the ARM architecture based controllers everywhere. For example we are using ARM controllers in our mobiles, iPods and computers etc. If someone wants to design industrial systems, it must be
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Control your Computer with Hand Gestures using Arduino
Recently Gesture controlled Laptops or computers are getting very famous. This technique is called Leap motion which enables us to control certain functions on our computer/Laptop by simply waving our hand in front of it. It is very cool and fun to do it, but these laptops are really priced very high. So in this
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Learning Arduino basics the easy way – Part 01 “Blink” or “The Internet”
You’ve bought your first Arduino or you’re planning to get this great little device? Obi Wan would say: “That’s good. You have taken your first step into a larger world.” Same thing for me! Congratulations! You’ll see, as soon as you master the basics, you’ll have so much fun with this little device. There are
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FTDI Vinco USB Host/Device Development Platform – also for Android & Arduino
FTDI has announced its commitment to supporting the Android Open Accessories initiative, thus allowing engineers to realize exciting new system designs that are compatible with tablets and smartphones utilising the highly popular Android operating system. “FTDI is very excited about the new Android Open Accessories initiative and in response has decided to provide support for
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USB Audio DAC Requirements Reference: Enumeration, Formats, Power and Measurement
Planning a USB audio DAC from its datasheet: enumeration, supported sample rates, bus versus self power, output loading, and what an honest comparison needs.
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