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  • How to Connect Water Flow Sensor with Arduino
  • Hacker page     by akanzler007
  • Water management is very important in today’s time to tackle the water crises. Supplying water according to the real requirement is important and thus measuring water is a very essential step in water management systems.  There are many water flow...

  • AUTOMOTIVE CAR LCD SCREEN PROJECT SOLUTION
  • Hacker page     by 94754sakura
  • In just a few years car LCD has developed like fire, so when the project to use the car LCD, how to choose? Share with you the solution of car screen. 1. Selection of vehicle LCD screen size: Need to choose according to the size of its car...

  • AUTOMOTIVE CAR LCD SCREEN PROJECT SOLUTION
  • Hacker page     by 94754sakura
  • In just a few years car LCD has developed like fire, so when the project to use the car LCD, how to choose? Share with you the solution of car screen. 1. Selection of vehicle LCD screen size: Need to choose according to the size of its car...

  • CR123 vs. CR123A Batteries - A Cost Comparison
  • Hacker page     by lorryluo
  • Ever popped open a gadget – maybe a laser pointer, camera, or flashlight – and found yourself face-to-face with a tiny, mysterious battery labeled "CR123" or "CR123A"? Don't be fooled by their similar names and size; these little powerhouses have distinct...

  • Omni-Sphere
  • Hacker page     by finallyfunctional
  • In this article I'm going to go over a 2in diameter omnidirectional sphere I designed.  Prior Designs and Builds The design is based of what is shown in this video. This video shows the same design, but scaled up and 3D printed. Requirements...

  • How does logic work? Flip-flops
  • Hacker page     by teardownit
  • Nowadays, electronic DIY projects with microcontrollers, especially Arduino, are very popular. The microcontroller makes it easy to create many interesting and useful things. I am even more interested in assembling different devices with simple logic...

  • Banana Pi Local NAS & Global website Server
  • Hacker page     by NIkolaos Con
  • Since i have a couple of computers and tablets I decided that i needed to find a way to share my most important files across all my devices. Instead of using a USB to sync them or having one of the PCs running as a server i found a more economic way....

  • Introduction to STM32
  • Hacker page     by ZoyeBella
  • The STM32 processor is a family of 32-bit microcontrollers based on the Arm Cortex-M processor. The first member of this series was introduced in early 2008. In January 2009, an agreement was signed between STMicroelectronics and ARM to co-develop the...

  • Halogen to LED Headlamp upgrade Suzuki SX4
  • Hacker page     by sidsingh
  • I ordered one of these for my 2011 Suzuki SX4 sedan. Finally found some time today to swap halogens with new LEDs. Current pair of halogens are Philips H4 90/100w and they are pretty good. I wanted to switch to LEDs primarily to lower power consumption,...

  • 7404/14 - Not all inverters are the same.
  • Hacker page     by Dave Collins
  • The Problem: While debugging the HB6309 PCB REV1 I wanted to build a very stable oscillator I could drive the CPU and the Arduino with, I knocked together my standby: 1/2 of a 74HC00 and a 1K resistor and crystal with fairly mediocre results: This is...

  • Timekeeping
  • Hacker page     by Aristurtle
  • Introduction In Formula student competition you have to be as fast as possible to have a chance to compete with other teams. Knowing how fast your lap times are, is a competitive advantage. In Aristurtle, we managed to keep track of lap times in an automated...

  • KiCAD trial
  • Hacker page     by Alexander
  • I really love DipTrace. I’ve used it for a few years now, and I am so familiar with its inner workings that I can be very efficient while using it. The prices for the full version are reasonable, but I use the free non-profit version. While this doesn’t...
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