95 Results for "esp8266"

Still here
Hacker page by Hacker404
06/05/2017 Hi, I haven't been doing much of my projects lately due to health issues. I am keen to get back to my projects but there is going to be some time still before I can do so. I still have all the enthusiasm but unfortunately I don't currently...

Extend the I2C device communication using PCA9306 for longer range
Hacker page by varul jain
We have already learned about various blogtut which shares knowledge about different IoT platforms like Azure, Firebase, GoogleSheets, AWS and many more.But in this article, We are specifically talking about the device which acts as an extender because...

Everything looks like a (plastic) nail ..
Hacker page by Patrick
To a man with a hammer (3d printer) ... everything looks like a (plastic) nail … OK. Whew. Turns out that 3D printing is addictive. Who would have thought? It’s been about a month now since I got my (first, only) Prusa...

6809 CPU ON STEROIDS
Hacker page by Dave
6809 ON STEROIDS Almost 40 years ago a home computer came onto the scene that appeared to be just another color game computer that the kids could hook up to the TV. The Radio Shack TRS-80 Color Computer affectionately known as the CoCo was...

Adventures with the Sipeed Longan Nano development board
Hacker page by Ken Yap
The Sipeed Longan Nano development board by Seeed Studio is based on the Gigadevice GD32V which implements the RISC-V architecture. It has an impressive list of features, which you can read for yourself. Low power consumption is claimed as one, a third...

Unleash Your Creativity: A Guide to Different Types of Arduino-Compatible Boards
Hacker page by alldigitalservicesforu
Arduino is a popular open-source electronics platform that has revolutionized the DIY electronics community. Arduino-compatible boards are readily available and can provide a broad range of functionalities, from basic programming to advanced IoT applications....

Keeping up with the Commodore
Hacker page by J.B. Langston
Originally published in 2016. The Commodore 64 was the first computer that really got me interested in programming. I first used one in my 6th grade classroom while pretending to be sick so I didn’t have to play dodgeball! I never had one of my own;...

Non-Intrusive Kill-A-Gallon
Hacker page by zakqwy
Okay, so pretend you aren't a hacker. You don't care about the latest in home automation, you don't know a volt from an amp, and you think it's okay to use that crappy 16-gauge 6' extension cord with a 1500W space heater. But you DO care about your power...

Maker Faire Berlin 2015
Hacker page by davedarko
[UPDATE] print is done :) Check the bottom of this page.Still recovering from that weekend. My first maker faire, a "have to", because it was in Berlin, my hometown. Friday night I was meeting with @WooDWorkeR, @Sophi Kravitz, @Elliot Williams and @al1...

Create a diving computer using MS5803–01BA Pressure Sensor
Hacker page by varul jain
Now we can check out the depth of the sea level by using the Pressure Sensor(MS5803–01 BA) connected with Arduino and display the sensor data in Node-Red Dashboard In this blogtut, we will find out the best way to find out the depth of sea level as well...

Send Analog pulse using DAC - AD5669 with Arduino
Hacker page by varul jain
Receiving and sending the digital and analog signal through AD5669 interface with Arduino to detect the A/D pulses. Understanding the DAC or ADC conversion is the basic and most important part to create the interface between different microprocessors,...

Getting Started with Arduino YUN
Hacker page by ZoyeBella
Arduino YUN is an integrated development board that combines the functionality of two boards into one unit. It allows Arduino to communicate with WiFi, Bluetooth, and ZigBee protocols. It can be used to build IoT projects with sensors and actuators....

OK, but seriously ... Hackaday Reorganization
Hacker page by Patrick
I have a pretty good idea now how hackaday.io works. My first three months have resulted in a hodpodge of projects, pages, log entries, and links to a bitbucket repository. Although I would like to salvage what I can from those projects,...

Lighting Controller v4
Hacker page by Joshua Beck
Part Two > Something I've been meaning to do for a while, creating a new version of my lighting controller to work with my home server and cut out external dependencies. v1 - ATMEGA328P (Uno) + Ethernet + Android/TaskerWorks, but fairly unreliable...

Driving OLED Displays Directly
Hacker page by deʃhipu
There are many monochrome OLED display modules available for really reasonable prices out there. They can be really useful for a small and simple display in a project. However, many libraries available for driving them are rather big and slow. In this...

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