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JP332A is a highly efficient voltage regulator module. It uses the TPS62A02 IC from Texas Instruments to achieve up to 95% efficiency.
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JP332A - 3.3V 2A stepdown voltage regulator

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Codename Hardpass: A Password Manager on the Raspberry Pi Zero...suffering featuritis.
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RPi Zero WiFi-Enabled Hardware Password Manager

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An opensource Web platform and cheap sensor hardware solution for the massification of Continuous-flow solution culture (hydroponics)
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IoT to Feed the Next Billion

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Making an accessory using MXChip IoT Dev Kit. It is a versatile board with many sensors. It can use Azure functions and be trained. WIP
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MXChip IoT Dev Kit

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Collate weight, color, and emitted ionizing radiation of foods to train a NN. Then, run it on Beetle C3 to detect food irradiation doses.
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IoT AI-driven Food Irradiation Dose Detector

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This is a fun project, using simple components to control a maze, without any programming!
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Maze controller (only by hardware)

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In this Internet of Things project, I have shown how to make the IoT-based water pump controller using ESP32 Blynk & float sensor switches.
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IoT Based Water Level Controller Using ESP32 Blynk

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POV(Persistence Of Vision) version of "Hello, World" using CPLD
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Hello, World

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Can be controlled via Arduino IoT Cloud or Amazon Alexa. Interchangeable nixie tube sockets support dozens of different nixie tubes.
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ONE Nixie Clock - Based on Arduino IoT Cloud

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