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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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MT8870 DTMF - Dual Tone Multi Frequency Decoder Reviewed by Unknown on 22:51 Rating: 4.5

MT8870 DTMF - Dual Tone Multi Frequency Decoder

MT8870 DTMF - Dual Tone Multi Frequency Decoder
Project Description We will be using an MT8870 DTMF module with an Arduino UNO to control a small servo motor in this project. The DTMF module gives the Arduino super-powers and allows you to control the Servo motor in so many ways. For example, this tut
Description: MT8870 DTMF - Dual Tone Multi Frequency Decoder Rating: 3.5 Reviewer: Unknown ItemReviewed: MT8870 DTMF - Dual Tone Multi Frequency Decoder
Jumper: Arduino controlled animation Reviewed by Unknown on 23:25 Rating: 4.5

Jumper: Arduino controlled animation

Jumper: Arduino controlled animation
In this project, I have connected an Arduino to my computer and used a photoresistor to control an animation on the screen. Other sensors could have been used, but I chose a photoresistor because it feels like magic!!The photoresistor responds to changes in ambient light as my hand moves up and dow
Description: Jumper: Arduino controlled animation Rating: 3.5 Reviewer: Unknown ItemReviewed: Jumper: Arduino controlled animation
Mouse Controlling Arduino LEDs Reviewed by Unknown on 15:25 Rating: 4.5

Mouse Controlling Arduino LEDs

Mouse Controlling Arduino LEDs
Use a mouse to control LEDs attached to an Arduino. This project uses the processing language to transmit the mouse coordinates to the Arduino, which then uses this information to turn on some LEDs. Please see the video below to see it in action. Components Required for this project:Arduino
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