Arduino Docs has all the info you ever need about Arduino boards
The new Arduino Docs site has a detailed, friendly and comprehensive breakdown of everything you ever wanted to know about the official boards and products.
The new Arduino Docs site has a detailed, friendly and comprehensive breakdown of everything you ever wanted to know about the official boards and products.
Patrick Griffin is a maintenance technician working in the plastics industry for the last 20+ years with primary focus being the repair, upkeep, & design of electrical, electronic, automation, and both relay & PLC control logic. He submitted his project to Arduino blog about using Teensy Arduino on a Maac vacuum former: This story revolves […]
Pighixxx, from the Arduino forum, has created several pinout diagrams for the Arduino UNO and for several ATMega microcontrollers, such as the ATMega 328 and the ATMega 1284p. These diagrams provide a clear picture about how to use each pin of the board and can be used as real “cheatsheets” for your own DIY projects. […]
Chris, from PyroElectro.com, proposes a comprehensive tutorial on how to make a simple, yet effective, Arduino-based tachometer. The circuit is very simple: an IR led is coupled with an IR phototransistor to detect possible interruptions of the light beam, while the Arduino is responsible to calculate the time interval between two such events. Finally, a LCD is used […]
As a hobbyist, we often want to extend the functionality of our arduino board. In order to minimize wires and maximize functionality, we design special need-based ‘shields‘. A useful step by step tutorial that I found here , breaks down the process into the following stages: 1) Part selection 2) Prototyping the board 3) […]
If Kickstarter is nowadays best place to find new (or upcoming) toys to dream about, Gameduino is probably one of the most amazing pieces of hardware I’ve seen hosted there. The shield mounts its own FPGA able of 80ies style graphics and sounds for creating old-school, 8-bit video-games, pre-loaded with numerous sprites and set up […]
Flash / Arduino Based Speed Detector from Mike Chambers on Vimeo. [Mike Chambers] developed a nice Flash / Arduino based speed detector with clients for Mac, Windows and Android based devices (via Adobe AIR 2.5 beta). Here is how it works. I have an Arduino Duemilanove with ATMega328 which has two photo-resistors connected (with […]
Flash / Arduino Based Speed Detector from Mike Chambers on Vimeo. [Mike Chambers] developed a nice Flash / Arduino based speed detector with clients for Mac, Windows and Android based devices (via Adobe AIR 2.5 beta). Here is how it works. I have an Arduino Duemilanove with ATMega328 which has two photo-resistors connected (with […]
A very impressing project that brings out the idea (seen some time ago with Bikes against Bush, and later enpowered by the Tour the France) of triggering several motors/paintBrushes in sequence, and printing out some messages. The project is well designed, well-referenced, and German. I’m getting used to see wonderful urban-related projects from Germany. The […]
A little arduino circuit was create to ignite the rocket motors at the recent (potentially annual) NortHACKton rocketry day. Feeling the need to create something needlessly complicated to short a battery across the ignitor of the chemical rocket motor I turned to my Arduino Mega. I already have a dot matrix display for my Arduino and have […]