WeMos® D1 mini – An Introduction
Recently, I got another packet from Banggood as usual from China warehouse. Inside the packet, there’s a WeMos® D1 mini module – this time its version 2.2.0. I’m happy to note that it’s still alive […]
Arduino is one of the most exciting embedded development board evolved from the open source community to learn and build arduino projects for hobbyists and electronic enthusiasts. It is the best resource for making DIY projects and Prototypes.
The Arduino makes use of different Microprocessors and on-chip microcontrollers to design devices that interact with the sensors and actuators.
The most popular variants of Arduino are Arduino UNO, Arduino YUN, Arduino LEONARDO, Arduino NANO, Arduino MEGA.
Arduino comes with prebuilt shields for ease of interfacing various add-on modules like GSM/GPRS shield, Ethernet shield, USB shield, and Wireless shield for IOT projects.
Recently, I got another packet from Banggood as usual from China warehouse. Inside the packet, there’s a WeMos® D1 mini module – this time its version 2.2.0. I’m happy to note that it’s still alive […]
Hello everyone, today we’ll learn how to rig up a simple system to read and display the value of an analog sensor using Arduino and a seven-segment LED display (SSD) panel. The presented setup will […]
Perhaps you will try tomorrow one microcontroller experiment that can store variable data in its EEPROM (electrically erasable programmable read only memory). Presented here is an idea to use inbuilt EEPROM of Arduino to save […]
This article shows how to use an Arduino microcontroller (Uno/Nano) and an organic light emitting diode (OLED) display for making a basic digital voltmeter (DVM). The given design configuration makes it useful for measuring DC […]
The RGB LED module shown in the above image is a very popular generic RGB LED module available in the market. There are mainly two variants of this module having common-cathode (CC) and common-anode (CA) […]
Nowadays, if you want to build your own digital weight scale, it’s surprisingly easy because you only need a handful of commonly available components in addition to your favorite Arduino microcontroller board. In this primer […]
Recently I came across a bundle of PT100 temperature sensors (after a long time), and wanted to build a temperature sensor device with the help of an Arduino. Even though I already had a few […]
The following article is a simple guide lets you get time and calendar functions with a real time clock chip and microcontroller. Hopefully this entryway can help you to walk through your own project ideas […]
So I have this Tiny Chirp, when you power it up, an indicator wakes up and it does a sequence of wonderful chirps! First, you need one active piezo-buzzer (i.e. the type with a built-in […]
Here’s a nice little project of a quick servo tester with Arduino Nano (v3) microcontroller board. Another key part in this basic project is a cheap Arduino Nano(v3) expansion shield. The hardware setup is extremely […]