Arduino

In the article “Use Arduino to Control a Motor Part 2“, we went over how to use a motor driver. Today, we will look at the […]

Last time, we controlled the ON/OFF switch of a DC motor with Arduino. Today, I’d like to delve deeper into the use of motors. Taking radio-controlled cars […]

As we have just finished our series on how to make a Stevenson screen using Arduino, you should have a good understanding of how things are working with Arduino. […]

The is the last part of our series on how to make a Stevenson screen with Arduino. We’ve completed the basic assembly. Now, all that’s left to […]

We’ve arrived at part 3 of our series on how to make a Stevenson screen with Arduino. We’ve become quite comfortable using Arduino. Last time, we learned how […]

This is the second part of our series on how to make a Stevenson screen. In the first part, we were able to get the temperature […]

The last time, we used the Arduino as a Web server. In the next few entries, we will aim to expand the Web server by building a […]

Last time, we displayed the brightness data from the light sensor using analog input on the Arduino. Now, we know how to process both input and output […]

In a previous article, I introduced the basics of using LED circuits with Arduino. Now, we’ll explore more possibilities by adding other electronic components. Using a Sensor to Send Values […]

Last time, we looked at various calculations using Ohm’s law as a starting point. It’s an unavoidable subject in order to design an electrical circuit, but […]

In our previous article, we explained how to make LEDs twinkle using Arduino with an L circuit. I hope everybody had a chance to try it. That […]

In the first article, we described the current state of electronic kits and introduced some of the more popular kits on the market. This time, we will […]