81 Results for "DFLS1100-7"

Addressable 7-Segment Displays
Project by Sean Hodgins
Easily connect several 7-Segment displays using a single wire to your microcontroller.
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Addressable 7 Segment RGB Display
Project by SAYANTAN PAL
Addressable 7 Segments RGB Display using NodeMCU and WS2812b LEDs.
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StickHub - The Space Friendly 7-Port USB 2 Hub
Project by rbtsco
Shaped like a USB stick, ideal for a Raspberry Pi or Jetson. Connect up to 28 devices to a Pi.
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Big 7 segment display
Project by Guille
A clock controlled by a ESP8266, which shows the time and functions as a stopwatch.
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14 digit 7-segment vane display
Project by Lamima
Transformation of a 14 digit vane display unit from an old gas pump into a time/date/temperature display
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5 x 7 Flip Dot Display Driver
Project by Corey Benn
Driving a unknown 5 by 7 electromagnetic flip disc display
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Full Passive AMD Ryzen 7 7700x DIY build
Project by BastelBaus
DIY build using heatpipes and two massive 300mm x 235mm x 75mm ribbed cooler blocks to form a zero noise passive cooled PC
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336-digit 7-segment display with per-segment PWM
Project by Chris Combs
Using 14 panels with ISSI IS31FL3733 I2C matrix controllers, this artwork can show 8-bit grayscale on 2,688 individual LED segments.
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ElecLab F1C200S/100S Linux Board
Project by ElecLab
This board is for 5” 7” HMI applications, with UARTx3, Audio, TF Card slot, USB OTG...
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A Tiny Electronic Dice
Project by Zak Kemble
Here’s a simple, tiny electronic dice project using 7 LEDs, an ATtiny25V, a CR1616 coin cell and a few passives.
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Thermochromic Temperature & Humidity Display
Project by Moritz v. Sivers
A 7-segment display using thermochromic liquid crystal sheets that are heated and cooled by peltier elements
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Project 021: Arduino Liquid pH0-14 Sensor Project
Project by Electorials
A slightly more intermediate project involving a unique pH sensor and an Arduino which is used to measure the pH level of solutions.
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Convertible Little Cyberdeck
Project by Jim Thompson
Not quite a laptop, but a bookbaggable portable computer to use anywhere, as a Linux or Windows machine
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Nanocomp 6809 8 Bit Retro Computer on Breadboards
Project by Dave Henry
Wireless World Magazine in January and June 1981 published this design. Reproduced on solderless breadboards using the original Monitor ROM
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