We are proud to show you a tutorial about using an Arduino Motor Shield with the Arduino Due. This example shows the simplest thing you can do: driving a DC motor forward and backwards. Read on the [tutorial]
With the Drum kit – Kit AI by Spikenzielabs you can build an electronic drum kit. The bundle contains all of the electronics, including the piezo sensors for the drum pads. You build the drum pads yourself, and then connect the Drum Kit – Kit AI to your computer to play sounds using your favorite […]
On her blog, Dustyn Roberts presents her own experience on current sensing for controlling DC electric motors with an Arduino board and an Arduino Motor Shield. This shield, based on a L298 H-bridge, provides two current sensing pins to the user, which can be used to measure the instantaneous current absorpion by each H-bridge. After […]
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) […]
Here is a good news for the creative at heart non-programmers! Minibloq is a graphical programming environment for Arduino™, Multiplo, physical computing devices and robots. One of it’s main goals is to bring closer physical computing and robotic platforms to primary schools, kids and beginneers. It comes with a good documentation and is the […]
Guys at [bildr] wrote a nice tutorial on how to control & use a thermal printer with Arduino. Outputting data can be extremely useful, and typically when we look at doing this, it is either to the Arduino’s serial terminal, or to some sort of display. But what about making physical copies of the data? […]
Nice tutorial letting you wirelessly communicate with oF cia Arduino. Cool. In the last tutorial we used an openFrameworks application to control a process running on an Arduino board. In this tutorial we’re going to reverse that and use an Arduino board to control an openFrameworks application that’s playing back music and we’ll do it wirelessly […]
Really interesting step by step guide to install Arduino on a Ubuntu PC. Basic style is the style we like. I was recently bored. While I have a perfectly working and configured Arduino workstation/setup on multiple Macs, I figured I would get one up and running on my little EeePC as a means of expending […]
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 […]
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]
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