948 Results for "feather"

M&M Dispenser (for research use only!)
Project by Lex Kravitz
Push a button, get a treat!
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u-blox NEO-M9N GPS Featherwing
Project by sirmylesavery
Using some of the newest GPS tech from u-blox, you can add global positioning to any Adafruit Feather!
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Emoji Video Badge
Project by Neil K. Sheridan
Using the Feather 32u4 Bluefruit and the TFT FeatherWing to make an Emoji Badge!
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8-bit Counter Featherwing
Project by sirmylesavery
Use a Feather to control an up/down 8-bit counter connected to LEDs
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Lousey
Project by danjovic
Let's bite some wings!
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Hippo
Project by ndGarage
Hippo is a Feather wing with 12 RGB LEDs controlled independently. It blinks as you code from any Feather dev board.
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EchoWing Audio Reverb Board
Project by bobgreenwade
Add reverb (and other) effects to a Feather-based audio project with the Spin Semiconductor FV-1
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HighPowerMotorFeatherWing
Project by bernhard
HighPowerMotorFeatherWing with Infineon IFX007T drivers for two DC motors, up to 40V and 55A, compatible with Adafruit Feather
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Buck-Boost FeatherWing for 2-15V Battery Power
Project by David Wilson
A FeatherWing board to allow an Adafruit Feather project to be powered from a variety of standard batteries.
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WeatherWing SensorWing
Project by Tim
This is a weather sensor wing for the Adafruit Feather ecosystem.
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'CNC' Stepper Motor powered LEGO Technic Tank
Project by Jason
Using an ESP32 and 'CNC' Stepper motors to power a LEGO Technic track vehicle.
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Eink FeatherWing with HVAC sensors
Project by CaptMcAllister
E-ink display with humidity, temperature, and airflow measurement with analog input terminal block & Grove header
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StepperMotorFeatherWing
Project by bernhard
StepperMotorFeatherWing with Trinamic TMC5130A-TA drivers for two stepper motors compatible with Adafruit Feather
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Robo32
Project by Matthew Gorr
Simple ESP32-based robot controlled with ESP8266-based wifi remote
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Go Green with ATtiny
Project by Sam Joseph
You can use a low power library or hook up a "TPL5110" to help your project use less power-- But what if a ATtiny85 could help?!
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