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  • Understanding how to disconnect the speaker
  • Instructions     from Hush Owlet
  • moThe big black device in the middle of the printed circuit board (PCB) is the speaker (aka buzzer, or transducer). You can see a little slit in the one side where the sound comes out. There is a back side to the circuit board that you cannot easily...

  • Software
  • Instructions     from Mike's Robot Dog
  • Making the dog walk is quite the challenge, so here's my approach. I created a drawing showing "standing" leg positions in black and progressive changes in red. The approach is to: 1) lift the left front and right rear legs 2) move the left front and...

  • Program the Microcontroller
  • Instructions     from Fear the Scary Cat!
  • Before mounting the prototype PCB to the housing, I recommend uploading the required sketch to the ATtiny84 microcontroller with a programmer of your choice. I used a USBtinyISP type shown in the picture. /*Sketch for the Scary Cat Project by Gene H*/...

  • Thanks!
  • Instructions     from Smiley TOF Module
  • This project would not be anywhere near as complete without some awesome online resources and some awesome people. I would like to thank the devs at Adafruit for making some incredibly useful resources. I referred to the Metro Mini and VL53L0X product...

  • Checking to start
  • Instructions     from Pulse sensor to actuate a Robotic Hand
  • First check the you have necessary materials to make the project. You need some 3D printed parts, so a printer is necessary or at least the posibility of print. We print with protopasta carbon fiber filament but you can print in PLA, thats if you want...

  • Run a Program
  • Instructions     from IoT Digital Thermometer using LM35 and NodeMCU
  • #include const char* ssid = "*********"; // Your ssid const char* password = "***********"; // Your Password float temp_celsius = 0; float temp_fahrenheit = 0; WiFiServer server(80); void setup() { Serial.begin(115200); pinMode(A0, INPUT); Serial.println();...

  • Address Bus
  • Instructions     from L-Star: Software-Defined 6502 Computer
  • This last step is going to get REALLY tedious because the Address Bus has so many lines. But this is the last step and you should be done, so keep it up just a little longer. A0: 6502 Pin 9 to FLiP pin 13 A1: 6502 Pin 10 to FLiP pin 14 A2: 6502...

  • Pedal Wiring
  • Instructions     from Pedalino™
  • Pedalino is designed to work with the majority of expression pedals on the market, but there are a few popular pedal types which are incompatible and need to use adapters in order to work with Pedalino. There is no recognized standard for footswitch...

  • Provisioning the Raspberry Pi
  • Instructions     from GePS
  • Next, you're going to get the SD card ready for booting the operating system on the Raspberry Pi. This begins with copying the official raspbian lite image to the SD card. This is a process that can be done in many ways, and it slightly differs depending...

  • Geiger–Müller Tubes

  • Instructions     from Cosmic Array
  • I've had comments regarding the validity of using Geiger–Müller Tubes for a cosmic ray (muon) detector. Pointing out that Photomultipliers and scintillation panels are best, and yes the are far more effective. However, they are also expensive,...
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