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IntroductionNextion is a programmable human machine interface (HMI) that can be customized and designed to simplify the interaction between y...

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  Description This tutorial will show you how to take over the controls of ...

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  Description Using the HMC5883L magnetometer sensor of the GY-80 module from I...

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Description In this tutorial, I will show you how to configure and extract data from the ...

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Have you heard about the EspoTek Labrador ? A tiny board which can turn your computer into an- Oscilloscope- Waveform generator- Logic analyser-...

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    Guest Post Disclaimer This is a guest post by the EasyEDA team. I would like to thank EasyEDA for ...

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Bluetooth Tutorial 1 Reviewed by Unknown on 20:56 Rating: 4.5

Bluetooth Tutorial 1

Bluetooth Tutorial 1
Introduction:The bluetooth shield used in this project is a great way to detach the Arduino from your computer. What is even better, is that the shield allows you to control your arduino from your mobile phone or other bluetooth enabled device through simple Serial commands. In this tutorial we wil
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Sonar Project Tutorial Reviewed by Unknown on 00:05 Rating: 4.5

Sonar Project Tutorial

Sonar Project Tutorial
Introduction:This project utilises the HC-SR04 ultrasonic sensor to scan for nearby objects. You can program the Arduino to sound an alarm when the sensor detects an object within a specific vicinity. Connecting it to a computer allows data to be plotted to make a simple sonar scanner. The scanning
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Analog IR Temperature gauge Reviewed by Unknown on 20:46 Rating: 4.5

Analog IR Temperature gauge

Analog IR Temperature gauge
Introduction:The IRTEMP module from Freetronics is an infrared remote temperature sensor that can be incorporated into your Arduino / microcontroller projects. It can scan a temperature between -33 to +220 C, and can be operated using a 3.3 to 5V power supply. It can be powered directly from the Ar
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