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Burning Bootloader into Nano CH340
The bootloader is the program burned into an Arduino board and runs the moment the Arduino is powered on or when the reset button…
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Programming the Nano CH340
One of the most affordable and compact microcontrollers available on the market is the Nano CH340, an Arduino compatible microcontroller board at an affordable…
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LSM9DS0 As Impact Sensor
A recent project of ours involved using a sensor to detect when a small remote-controlled car hits an obstacle. What better sensor to use…
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SIM800C with Arduino UNO R3
Here, we take a look at the SIM800C GSM-GPRS-BT Shield by ROHS. We’ll connect the SIM800C module to an Arduino UNO R3 and run…
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Nine Techniques to Optimize Your Arduino Code
Arduino, like most microcontroller boards, is limited with its resources. In this tutorial, we will try to work with that by learning nine techniques…
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Understanding the Arduino Sketch Build Process
Ever wonder how an.ino file from the Arduino IDE finds its way to an Arduino microcontroller’s flash memory? In this tutorial, we will try…
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LabVIEW Tutorial: Making a Visual Instrument for an Arduino Sonar
Visualize your data easily with a veteran in the engineering industry – National Instrument’s LabVIEW! It is a perfect solution to every makers’ test,…
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Making Your Own Arduino Using the Atmega328PU
We’ve already tackled the schematic diagram of the famed Arduino UNO. It is now time to assemble it in your own breadboard! Here are…
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Greet Your Visitors With a Christmas Song
Feliz Navidad learners! Christmas is just around the corner. What better way to welcome our guests than a fine Christmas song? In this beginner…
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How to Read the Arduino Schematic Diagram
Get deeper into the Arduino craft by looking into a reference design. In here I will get into details with the basic arduino schematic…
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Barcode Scanner Integrated to Arduino
Create a standalong barcode device with an Arduino board.
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6DOF Robot Arm
Here we are going to make a 6 DOF or degrees of freedom arm robot. Let's yaw, pitch and roll our way in!