If tou really want to take a step by step tour on the Arduino, you really should look after this John Boxall post. During these series of posts, we will refer to the Arduino website, and the book: Getting Started with Arduino (Massimo Banzi) and also assume a basic knowledge of electronics. I can recommend […]
[…] I [Andie] wanted to pass that on, and thought a comic adaptation could work to teach it, and that having 1 page of instructions that could be pinned to the wall next to soldering stations in hackerspaces, handed out at workshops, or just used to refresh the basics would be a good idea. So […]
Basic, therefore useful, Arduino/servo tutorial. In today’s post, I’ll show you how to connect a simple servo to Arduino. It may sound difficult, but it’s really easy. Hardware *Servo (1x) Arduino Board 3 Wires via [RobotOverlord]
In this series of blogs I will be describing how to put an Arduino Diecimila into sleep mode, thus reducing the power consumption of the device. This can be quite useful (even necessary) when you are powering your Arduino via a battery and/or solar panel. Consumption in the Arduino… There are several devices on the […]
The CEB automation for the Liberator Beta 2.0 open source CEB press builds on other open source projects. We are using: (1), power drivers from the RepRap project for driving the solenoid valves; (2), Arduino as the controller-brain for the brick-pressing logic; and (3), a Ubuntu 8.04 Linux laptop for programming the logic. The advantage […]
[DW] sums up […] a description of the methodology of reverse engineering a simple hardware device. […] (to make a custom) USB-to-TTL serial cable to upload our own custom code
(c) 2010 by Canafote project Proyecto Canafote just got the Open Source Software Price from Sevilla’s University in Spain. I can’t read Spanish, but [Mr Cuartielles] (from Arduino Blog) does: Este proyecto se basa en la tecnología Arduino que es un proyecto de hardware libre. El objetivo de este proyecto, es el envío de una […]
Nice Cheat Sheet for Arduino Classroom Tests ;) I really love cheat sheets. In a lot of cases they can take the place of an entire manual. So I was surprised, given its popularity that I couldn’t find a single-page reference for the arduino online. I tried to make a sheet that captured all the […]
Inspiring.
From Hari: After several tries, I was able to fit seven 8×8 matrix side-by-side on a breadboard and not have wires crossing over the displays. The key is to put the chips on one side (rather than above or below) the matrices. You can put another 7 driver chips on the right side and double […]
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