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Delta-Sigma versus PWM
Project by RoGeorge
Delta-Sigma: solution for a virtually unlimited number of DACs, and with faster refresh rates than PWM. Applicable on any microcontroller.
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3040 CNC Milling Machine Mods
Project by Johnny
Upgrades to 3040Z-DQ
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Open Source Non-contact Tachometer Calibrator
Project by Banitama Supartha
This time, I will share my attempt on making a non-contact tachometer calibrator with no moving parts.
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nRF24L01+ network to control lights
Project by Jarno Vatanen
Custom Android app to send commands over to nRF24L01+ receivers with 4-channel PWM capability to control LED strips.
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WS2811 power DAC
Project by Yann Guidon / YGDES
I needed it. I did it. It was easier than I thought.
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p.u.l.s.e v1
Project by Anool Mahidharia
Breathing LED lamp for Motorcycle using ATtiny
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Pi Day 2016 Project
Project by Steve Schuler
For Pi Day 2016, I’ll demonstrate how to flash a Snap Circuits LED with the Kano Computer
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RGB LED(PWM/I2C) and Sound controller
Project by untimony
Another interactive device for action figures
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Glighter-S
Project by Enrico
Just another coin-size, wide input voltage range, low cost, failsafe, high power LED driver.
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Lino
Project by Enrico
An Arduino-compatible board to master the power. The first attempt of a compact dev-board capable to drive 10W loads.
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Hexy the Hexapode
Project by Essenceia
Yeh, the name sucks,fell free to sugest others.
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4-20 mA current output for Arduino Uno
Project by Giovanni Carrera
The purpose of this project is to provide a 4-20 mA output from a PWM signal generated by an ATmega328 or numerous other chips.
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toniManero: MIDI controlled PWM driver for RasPI
Project by Oscar Sanz Llopis
toniManero is a dancer. He likes to dance on MIDI floor and also knows how to move on RPC tunes, at RasPI disco.
- 520
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Bluetooth + Smartphone Minecraft Mod
Project by siliconlabs
You need light to survive in Minecraft. So turn your torches on and off automatically using the BGM111, a phone and a few boxes of Legos!
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An isolated analog output for Arduino Uno
Project by Giovanni Carrera
This project uses the Arduino PWM Uno or other systems to realize a fully isolated analog output with a range of 0-5 volts or more.
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