Arduino

You might already know that the remote control for your TV uses infrared light that’s invisible to the naked eye to send coded signals instructing the […]

RFID tags are small, rewritable chips that can store small amounts of data like names, addresses, product information, and more. They can take the form of […]

In the past, we’ve shown how to control an LED matrix with an Arduino. However, if your project only needs to show numbers, you might be […]

It’s important to keep your plants watered and healthy. However, if you struggle to remember if you’ve watered them or want to get a reminder, you […]

Arduino boards are useful for controlling low-voltage electronics like LEDs, small servos, and sensors. But when you want to control something bigger—for example, a lamp or […]

LEDs are a quick and simple way to add a splash of color to your home, applying strips of LEDs to the underside of your kitchen […]

Arduino shields allow you to quickly upgrade your projects with a wide array of useful features and tools that you can plug directly into your board. […]

Connecting a Raspberry Pi to an Arduino Uno Using the I2C Protocol Part 2: Analogue Voltages Did you know that the Raspberry Pi was never intended […]

Morse code is a fun way to communicate if you’re into secret messages. However, the nature of Morse code makes it excellent for writing and generating […]

Over the last few years, many books and magazines featuring electronic projects and programming have become more widely available in bookstores. If you read the book […]

Connecting a Raspberry Pi to an Arduino Uno Using the I2C Protocol What’s the deal with Raspberry Pi and Arduino Uno? Well, they’re both microcontrollers, they’re […]

A dimmer is just another type of potentiometer. We’ve already explored how to use one to control a servo, but this guide will show how to […]