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  • Instructions     from TRICORDUINO - 3.0 True Scientific Tricorder
  • You can find every information about Feather MO Adalogger in: https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-feather-m0-adalogger/overview I have used all pins of Feather and I would like to have more pins available. These are the connections of the set: Pin00-...

  • Some notes
  • Instructions     from Hydroponics Sensor
  • The ESP-32 board pins operate in 3.3v levels while the Gravity pH and EC sensors operate in 5V. I inserted a simple voltage divider to shift 5v to 3.3v levels on the signal pins. 

  • DIY Data Logger
  • Instructions     from DIY Data Logger
  • Here's the code for the Spark Core. The programming for this is very similar to an Arduino. Once you go to the Spark website and get your Core setup you just click on the BUILD tab, create a new App and paste in the code and it'll upload the code over...

  • Prep Your Board!
  • Instructions     from Sotto: A Silent One-Handed Modular Keyset
  • Cut your protoboard to roughly fit the size of the Feather. Use your wires to take the inconveniently placed pins and turn them into tidy little rows of four. The rows should be: A0   3v   Gnd   11 A1    3v ...

  • Cabling the MPE device's hardware-components
  • Instructions     from MPE-DIY-Device
  • Power supply: Ground - GND from Teensy (power-rail as described in the PDF attached) +3.3V - 3.3V from Teensy (power-rail as described in the PDF attached) Joystick 1: VRx - Pin 23/A9 (horizontal control) VRy - Pin 22/A8 (vertical control) SW - Pin 01...

  • Working of an AC
  • Instructions     from Air Conditioner PCB Tutorial With its Working
  • An air conditioner collects hot air from a given space, processes it within itself with the help of a refrigerant, and a bunch of coils and then releases cool air into the same space from where the hot air had originally been collected. This is essentially...

  • AC Power
  • Instructions     from Manual Pick and Place SMD Vacuum
  • I will go over briefly how I assembled my SMD Vacuum but will omit many details since you most likely will not be using the same vacuum pump and you may wish your layout to be slightly different. First thing I did was to arrange all the components inside...

  • ADDING AC LIGHT
  • Instructions     from XIAO ESP32 Home Automation Shield
  • We added an AC cord to the AC terminal of the home automation device. To make sure the device is getting the proper voltage, we check the AC voltage using a multimeter. Next, we connected an AC light to the relay module's AC terminals and turned on...

  • Solder in 100nF for C1, C2 and C3
  • Instructions     from OsziPong
  • Yes, this is correct. C1 and C2 should be inside the socket, so when you apply IC1 later they will no longer be visible. This is how you solder C1. Now C2, like this. ... C3 ...
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