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    Tagged: Arduino

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    Maker Faire Rome – Europe’s Greatest Innovation Event

    • October 4, 2018

    Being an engineer has many advantages. One of them is to be able to think about problems, think of a solution, and then end up making them. The joy of[…]

    Arduino · electronics

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    Using Relay Boards to Control Linear Actuators

    • November 12, 2015

    Linear actuators are mechanical devices that transform energy to create straight line motions. A relay, on the other hand, is a switch whose operations are electrical. This article teaches users[…]

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    Arduino · electronics · Kickstarter · parenting

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    Featured Kickstarter: Mirobot

    • May 9, 2014

    Now here is a Kickstarter project close to home, and close to heart. A robotics project that is designed to inspire kids to learn both electronics and programming, and more[…]

    Arduino · electronics

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    Portable media players – Obsolete or just in need of a makeover?

    • June 21, 2013

    At this point, you may be thinking, “Why did he call it a ‘portable media player’ in the title, rather than an MP3 player?” However, there’s a good reason behind[…]

    Arduino · news

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    Communicating between Arduino boards using I2C, Bus Extenders, and Isolation

    • December 23, 2011

    Amazon.co.uk Widgets Requirement: To communicate between two Arduino Mega boards, about 7 meters apart, sending 6 bytes of data, and receiving 2 bytes of data back from the other board,[…]

    Arduino · news

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    Phase Shifted PWM from Arduino & TLC5940

    • December 7, 2011

    Phase shifting is the process of shifting signals in TIME such that signals that would have been in sync originally, occur at a time / phase after the other. For[…]

    Arduino

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    Adjusting TLC5940 libraries to run different frequencies/values

    • October 17, 2011

    To run the TLC5940 with any other values apart from the DEFAULT values, the tlc_config.h file requires to be changed. While it is easy to do so, it may cause[…]

    Arduino

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    USING TLC5940 TO GENERATE VARIABLE FREQUENCY PWM SIGNALS USING ARDUINO

    • October 14, 2011

    Amazon.co.uk Widgets TLC5940 · The Texas Instruments TLC5940, http://www.ti.com/product/tlc5940, is a 16 Channel LED Driver which can be used to run up to 16 LEDs, at set PWM values. ·[…]

    Arduino

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    Arduino – Serial Communication

    • July 13, 2011

    Amazon.co.uk Widgets The Arduino boards, and I believe this applies to all of them, even though I have used only two so far (the UNO and the MEGA), allow for[…]

    Arduino · news

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    Arduino: Out of sync PWMs

    • July 5, 2011

    Follow up to my last article, here is an application which helps run out of sync PWMs. This only works on Arduino Mega, as it requires more control over timers.[…]

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