Concept Tutorials
Learn the fundamentals of electronics, communications, and programming to get you ahead in the field of embedded development. In this category, you will learn the theory behind our electronic modules to the very last detail. You can order the tutorial materials with a single button on the sidebar. Keep it rocking!
Adafruit Audio FX Sound Board – WAV/OGG Trigger with 2MB Flash
A great addition to any project is the presence of audio effects. One of the best ways to integrate sounds into a project is the…
Getting Started With the OV7670 Camera for Arduino
One of the most exciting projects with an Arduino is giving the project its own eyes, so to speak. Adding a camera to an Arduino…
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 is…
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 price….
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 than…
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 a…
SPI vs I2C
When it comes to sensors and shields, two common serial connections available are SPI and I2C, but what exactly are they? Serial Peripheral Interface (SPI)…
Neural Networks: Deep Learning with Artificial Neural Networks (ANNs)
So far, we only talked about individual cells. Today, we will stack them to create a neural network. In this tutorial, you will learn the…
Neural Networks: Creating a Perceptron Model in Python
In this tutorial, you will learn the fundamentals of neural networks and deep learning – the intuition behind artificial neurons, the standard perceptron model, and…
The Ultimate OpenCV with Raspberry Pi Tutorial
OpenCV is an instrumental library in real-time computer vision. Aside from its image processing functions, it is also open-source and free to use – a…
