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Arduino DMX master using RS485 click board - Microcontroller projects

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Arduino DMX master using RS485 click board. Arduino DMX master using RS485 click board. July 2, 2015. The RS-485 click board features a half-duplex SN75176 IC (which is basically a MAX485 clone). This is a non-isolated DMX transceiver, so there is no galvanic isolation. Arduino DMX master controller. Don’t touch any of the exposed circuits. Use battery power if possible. Better safe than sorry. Or the use of an isolated DMX shield (more about this in a future article). Close view of the RS485 click board.

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Arduino rotating photo table - Microcontroller projects

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Arduino rotating photo table. Arduino rotating photo table. April 24, 2015. Creating 3D models from a bunch of photos? There’s software such as Autodesk 123Catch. That can do that. But taking good pictures to work with is a different story. Normally you should move around the object, taking photos at different angles and orientations. All this time you hope that those pictures will be good enough for the software to work, or else you start again from scratch. Click installed in slot #1 and a relay click.

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Lightning activated shutter trigger using Thunder click - Microcontroller projects

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Lightning activated shutter trigger using Thunder click. Lightning activated shutter trigger using Thunder click. July 7, 2015. An extreme heat wave has taken reign over Europe. With day temperatures over 39 degrees Celsius, and nights over 20 degrees, in many cities all-time weather records were shattered. Now, the weather service has no good news: it’s gonna cool down, but violent thunderstorms are expected. Time to start working on my next project: a lightning activated shutter trigger. After all this...

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MPIDE: no bootloader, no problem - Microcontroller projects

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MPIDE: no bootloader, no problem. MPIDE: no bootloader, no problem. April 28, 2015. Back to the Arduino-compatible IDE for PIC32 microcontrollers MPIDE. In this post I will show how to program the code written in MPIDE on any PIC32, without the need of a bootloader. Here’s how to do it:. Temporary build path, normally this goes into the default. 8220;temp” folder for that platform (as defined by java). But this can be used to set a specific file in case of problems. When working with MPIDE select a board...

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Delay(suppliers) - Microcontroller projects

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July 23, 2015. If you wonder why I haven’t wrote anything new, that is because I’m experiencing some delays in the supply chain. Several new projects are in the making, each waiting because I’m missing one or two critical parts. As things are slowly going back to normal, next week there will be some interesting posts :). Lightning activated shutter trigger using Thunder click. Arduino Robot: a review (part one). January 9, 2016. May 26, 2015. I’m still here! October 27, 2014. August 23, 2016. May 31, 2016.

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Arduino Robot: a review (part one) - Microcontroller projects

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Arduino Robot: a review (part one). Arduino Robot: a review (part one). July 25, 2015. Slowly it seems that the delays. In the supply chain are coming to an end. Now, with the latest shipment from TME. An alien beast has landed on my workbench: the Arduino Robot. It came into a big box (20cm x 20 cm x 14.5 cm – that’s about 8″ x 8″ x 6″). Arduino Robot – Made in Italy by Arduino SRL. The first thing that came into my mind after opening the box is “ Whoa, this thing is big. Inside the box, beneath a flap,...

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July 14, 2016. Xpress board: Obstacle avoiding robot with XC8 code. July 7, 2016. Arduino Due: S1V30120 text to speech. June 8, 2016. AS3935: Arduino lightning datalogger. May 25, 2016. RN4020: Eddystone beacon tutorial. May 20, 2016. Raspberry PI: cheap LoRa gateway. Buggy: better obstacle avoiding robot. Power guzzlers: testing some Arduino boards. Gardena water timer controller using Arduino Uno. August 12, 2016. Pimoroni stops selling Arduino / Genuino products. August 10, 2016. July 27, 2016. Clicke...

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In the mailbox - Microcontroller projects

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August 7, 2015. Oh, yes. It’s the Mikroelektronika Buggy. Mikroe Buggy – box contents. Arduino Robot: a line follower code. Mikroe Buggy: Assembly and first impressions. August 23, 2016. 4-20mA current loop Arduino tutorial Part III: receiver. August 19, 2016. 4-20mA current loop Arduino tutorial Part II: transmitter. August 17, 2016. 4-20mA current loop Arduino tutorial Part I: hardware. August 23, 2016. 4-20mA current loop Arduino tutorial Part III: receiver. August 19, 2016. August 17, 2016.

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Show / Hide List. SD FAT16/32 for .bmp. LCD TFT Egg Timer. SD Sound Recorder,. Code Lock with LCD. USB TFT display BMP. COM and LPT Ports. Analogue Signal to LPT. MCP3201 on Serial Port. Analogue Signal to Serial. LCD Display on LPT. 8 Digits LED 50 MHz. HP Stream 7 docking. I developed and built these projects for my own use and they all work. The technical information is minimal but you are welcome to inquire for more info. Http:/ artic-instruments.webs.com/piccircuitsprograms.htm. HP STREAM 7 DOCKING.

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AS3935 lightning detection using Arduino Uno

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AS3935 lightning detection using Arduino Uno. AS3935 lightning detection using Arduino Uno. February 10, 2015. Some time ago I bought a AS3935 lightning sensor breakout board from Tindie. After some time I needed another sensor for a new project, only to find that it has been discontinued. After some googling around I found the Thunder Click. Manufactured by the Mikroelektronika. Arduino Uno thunderstorm detector using a Mikoelektronika Thunder Click breakout board and an Arduino Click shield. The code i...