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“The snow flake project is a winter decoration consisting of a number of snow flake boards connected to one single string of wire. Each snow flake contains an own micro controller and 19 bright and beautiful white LEDs. Using very …
“This is a 60V to 5V – 3.5A step down DC-DC converter based on TPS54360B from Texas Instruments. Sample applications are: 12 V, 24 V and 48 V industrial, Automotive and Communications Power Systems. The TPS54360 is a 60V …
“1 Boolean logic with Arduino Binary and boolean sometimes seem like buzzwords, particularly “binary,” but that’s just because people become so fond of this mode of thinking once they get into it. Hint: They’re the cool geeks with …
“A completely automated way to take photos and convert them into a 3D object. DESCRIPTION This turntable is a new and improved version of my hand cranked version (which is fully 3D-printable, no extra parts needed. Check it out here …
“Solar chargers converts only 55% of the solar energy, this cost a lot of solar panels. MPPT chargers converts almost 99% of solar energy. Well, The most advance solar charge controller available in the market is Maximum Power Point Tracking …
“Create a fully automated ground station that will receive/decode NOAA weather satellite images and upload them to an AWS S3 website. This project will show you how to create a fully automated ground station that will receive and decode …
“You can make your own adorable turtle bot and control it from your mobile device using Bluetooth LE! This cute little bot uses the Circuit Playground Bluefruit as the brains and BLE communicator, and the Crickit platform as the brawn …
“Icosahedric stabilized LED display bouLED is a LED-covered icosahedron that can display images. Thanks to an AHRS attitude sensor, the images are stabilized so that they appear not to move when bouLED is rotated. Each facet of the icosahedron …
“This is the document of making assignment work for “Building automata with micro:bit workshop” which is organized by FabLabSENDAI – FLAT. It’s written by Tomohiro Tsuchita who is the maker of this mechanical 7-seg display in Japanese, and translated …
“The good old buzz wire game, this time with score counter (as well as indicator lights). After playing around with Arduino just to pass time for a while, I decided to make an enhanced version of the good old buzz …