Minimal Led Matrix
Nice minimal RGB Matrix use.Via [Tony Thompson]Tag Technorati: rbg, atmega168, matrix
Nice minimal RGB Matrix use.Via [Tony Thompson]Tag Technorati: rbg, atmega168, matrix
Arduino package for Eagle, I know ya’ll are going to like this… now you can make shields and custom projects with ease (site and on github). Via [MAKE]Tag Technorati: arduino, eagle, library
“Here is a pic of the bar graph I made to display the Arduino’s analogue inputs.” Coded ready, via [boolscott]
Based entirely on the Practical Arduino Weather Station Receiver project, I have created my first arduino shield. I have a BIOS/Thermor DG950R weather station (purchased from Jaycar), and whilst the Practical Arduino project sketch is for a La Crosse weather station, I have rewritten the Practical Arduino code to receive, decode and output the weather […]
nice post from Davide Cuartielles on the Arduino Blog about Galatea project by Francisco Javier Suvires. here is galatea bolg (spanish)
[Hounjini] was poking around at the Game Boy Advanced bus of his Nintendo DS lite and figured out how to use it to connect an Arduino to the DS. For testing he’s soldered an IDC plug to the cartridge cover pin interface but this only requires four connections. The Arduino can both send and receive […]
Really delighting post (a good reason to start learning italian) from Vittorio Zuccala´. The article (the first of a series) is trying to find out all the steps leading to define a finished state machine) here is the post
“The electronics is based on Wiseduino (Arduino clone with DS1307 real time clock on board), with a LED matrix shield sitting on top. The shield is built with 74HC595 shift registers that drive two bi-color (red, green, and orange by subtraction) 8×8 LED matrices. The clock uses a rotary encoder with button as the only […]
“Core2duino is — seriously now, no joke — an Arduino shield containing a second ATmega microcontroller and full complement of I/O pins. The two chips in this Young Frankenstein-esque assemblage coordinate over the I2C bus, providing, at least in theory, more processing power, more I/O, and perhaps a degree of fault tolerance. In reality, we’re pretty skeptical, […]
from MAKE: When we last covered recotana’s Open Sound Controller (OSC) library for Arduino (ardOSC), he had an Arduino talking to an iPhone using the OSC protocol. The project worked quite well, however you had to manually connect the two together by specifying their IP address. Now, by adding an implementation of Bonjour, the Arduino […]