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  • ST-211
  • Hacker page     by Beto Green
  • /*320  160 80  40  20  10  5  0    0   1   1   0   0  1 =   $1.25  = 0x19 =25  0    0   1   1  ...

  • BeagleLogic turns BeagleBone into Logic Analyzer
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • mobilewill was looking for a logic analyzer and found this BeagleBone-based solutions:Quest for a Logic AnalzyerThe BeagleLogic is a logic analyzer based on the Beaglebone created by Kumar Abhishek, a semi-finalist of the Hackaday Prize Best Product...

  • Open Hardware Summit 2016: afternoon sessions
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • [see previous blog post for morning sessions]Video recordings of Session 3 and Session 4 of Open Hardware Summit 2016 in Portland:OSHWA certificationAlicia Gibb and Michael Weinberg[Session 3: seek to 0 hr 16 min]Note – the recording is missing these...

  • Arduino Workshop-Light Sensor
  • Hacker page     by Mr. Sarful hassan
  • In this project, we will use an LDR to detect light and a piezo sounder to give audible feedback of the amount of the light detected, a light-dependent resistor, or LDR. As the name implies, the device is a resistor that depends on light. In a dark environment,...

  • Color OLED board with ESP8266 WiFi
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • Mike Rankin created this adorably small WiFi-connected color OLED board:ESP8266 Color OLEDI’ve been keeping an eye on the SSD1331 library to see if it would eventually work with the ESP8266 wifi modules. I noticed the support for it appeared one day...

  • Thailand Elite Visas
  • Hacker page     by Thailand Elite Visas
  • Thailand Elite Visas is a legal program created for esteemed foreign guests of the Kingdom of Thailand. Foreigners who are members of the exclusive Thailand Elite Visa Program can be issued a variety of different options of the visa from 5 to 20...

  • Circuit Board 94V-0: What it is, How it Works, and What it Does
  • Hacker page     by Sam
  • Circuit board 94V-0 is a type of printed circuit board (PCB) designed to provide reliable performance in a wide range of applications. It is a high-quality, highly reliable PCB that is used in various electronic products. The board is made up of a conductive...

  • Arduino Workshop-Piezo Knock Sensor
  • Hacker page     by Mr. Sarful hassan
  • Today in this project we are going to create a Piezo Knock Sensor, A piezo disc works when an electric field (voltage) is applied across ceramic material in the disc, causing it to change shape and therefore make a sound (a click). The disc also works...

  • Basic LCD Control- Arduino Workshop
  • Hacker page     by Mr. Sarful hassan
  • we will create a demonstration project Arduino Basic LCD Control that will show off most of the functions available in the LiquidCrystal.h library. We will be using a backlit 16x2 LCD Display. You will need to obtain an LCD display that uses the HD44780...

  • Servo Control- Arduino Workshop
  • Hacker page     by Mr. Sarful hassan
  • In this very simple project, you will control a single servo using Arduino and a potentiometer. A servo is a motor with a feedback system that helps to control the position of the motor. Servos typically rotate through 180 degrees, although you can also...

  • Dual Servo Control - Arduino Workshop
  • Hacker page     by Mr. Sarful hassan
  • This project, we will create Dual Servo Control using Arduino, this time will control two servos using commands from the serial monitor. Required Component : 1.Arduino 2. Resistors 3. Standard RC Servo 4.Potentiometer 5. connecting wire...

  • Basic Touch Screen– Arduino Workshop
  • Hacker page     by Mr. Sarful hassan
  • For this project, We know about Basic Touch Screen  Arduino and you will need a Nintendo DS touch screen as well as a breakout module. The latter is essential as the output from the touch screen is a very thin and fragile ribbon connector, and it...
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