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Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
Instructions from Sugarcube - a tactile music controller
The 74HC595 can only do parallel output, so I used a 74HC165 to measure the state of the buttons via 4 current limiting resistors and send this information to the Arduino. More info about the chip can be found on its datasheet.The 74HC165 has the following...

Chess Timer
Instructions from Chess Timer
Assemble the circuit, using the prototype PCB from my files or just a standard PCB. The connections are as follows: Setup: Arduino nano Bluetooth HC-05 Addressable 16 LED`s two rings NRF Module Pinout: Arduino Nano 5V: D9-->CE NRF D10-->CSN NRF D13 (SCK)-->SCK...

Step 12: Setting up the neural network model on Beetle ESP32-C3
Instructions from Multi-Model AI-Based Mechanical Anomaly Detector
After building, training, and deploying my neural network model as an Arduino library on Edge Impulse, I needed to upload the generated Arduino library on Beetle ESP32-C3 to run the model directly so as to detect sound-based mechanical anomalies with...

Installing the electronics
Instructions from 8mm Film Scanner
You should put heat sinks on the Pi. Now mount the Raspi with the camera cable connected, using stand offs (if you mount a hat) and screws. In my case I mount the hat - with a stacking header, so I can connect the cable from the 3.5 inch display. ...

Analysing the code
Instructions from ESP8266 SDK Tutorial, Part 3
As we've established in prior tutorials, every program written with the ESP SDK needs to have a function called user_init(). This function is called by the SDK once it has finished the boot process. Much of the code in our example revolves around getting...

Raspberry Pi 3 Gameboy
Instructions from Raspberry Pi 3 Gameboy
15. Finishing touchesNow that your hardware is complete, getting the right settings for the display is a thing we can take care of. Note that these steps will only for this particular display that has been used in this build and may give totaly different...

Writing float to character buffer (obsolete, as ESP with Arduino IDE nowadays supports floats fine with sprintf)
Instructions from ESP cookbook
When you'd normally do sprintf(myBuffer, "%f",myFloat ), you won't when coding with the Arduino suite, as the embedded sprintf library doesn't do floats. Serial.print etc do support floats, but if you really insist on formatting the number in a character...

Assembling the Leg
Instructions from Mike's Robot Dog
Here's the main pieces. Attach a servo motor to "Super Servo Holder" using (4) m3 x 16 mm bolts, nuts and flat washers. Set the left front shoulder servo to the ccw rotation maximum, 150 degrees. I printed (4) axles with shorter threads ("axle shorter...

Assembling electronics
Instructions from Oasis 3DP
The electronics can be installed afterwards, but in order to keep this guide as chronological as possible, it is first time to assemble the electronics. In the BOM, under 'Electrical' you will find a list of components, including what name they have...

Final Assembly
Instructions from VMU Zero V2 [coming soon]
Tools JBC CD1-BB Soldering StationJBC C245-768 Chisel Soldering TipSenju ESC-M705-0.3 Solder WireDesoldering WickDesoldering Pump Parts Assembled PCB (See Instruction #1)Raspberry Pi Zero W (See Instruction #2)Modified VMU Case (See Instruction #3)160...

Making the hardware
Instructions from FiberGrid
There are two versions of FiberGrid. One for R&D and testing. It features detachable fibers that can be disconnected from the grids. Both fiber ends are glued into small 3D printed connectors. The second is a "production version"...

1. Peripherals Setup: DS3231 RTC
Instructions from PiCon One
The first and easiest device to test and integrate is the DS3231 realtime clock. To save PCB space, I placed the RTC IC, the backup battery holder, and the I2C pull-up resistors underneath the Raspberry Pi Zero W. I wasn't sure, but all Raspberry...

Imaging
Instructions from Getting Cozy with the Diffraction Limit
Imaging A few issues presented themselves with respect to imaging. Monochromatic sensor First, a monochromatic sensor was not available for experiments. To keep the resolution high enough at the sensor, all pixels were color gain balanced to operate...

Affordable Reflectance Transformation Imaging Dome
Instructions from Affordable Reflectance Transformation Imaging Dome
Here’s the camera holder from the previous step:Small, neat, secure, easy to install – perfect for the right camera. What is the right camera? It needs to be a reasonably small camera that will lay flat/parallel on the wooden board when you insert the...

Step 9: The code
Instructions from Build Interactive Bridge Using Minecraft Raspi
Now, it’s time to start our program! First, import the a few libraries, such as MCPI library which is the Minecraft Pi Python library that allows us to use a very simple API to integrate with the Minecraft world; time library which allows us to us sleep...

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