Raspberry Pi, Arduino, Microcontrollers.
Time-of-Flight sensors are great for DIY electronics projects because they offer more accuracy that can be achieved using ultrasonic distance sensors. This project uses a Raspberry Pi Pico to interface with a laser-based time-of-flight sensor. It displays the sensor’s measurements on a small OLED display.
A ready-made heat index formula for your DIY weather station.
Setting up an IRC (Internet Relay Chat) server on a Raspberry Pi takes only minutes. With the kids schooling remotely from their laptops, and the grown-ups working from home offices, an in-house chat server is a handy communication tool to have available.
A simple to build DIY Voice Reminder Device, step by step. Uses ATtiny85 and DFRobot Voice Module.
Use an Arduino Uno with a Mega shield! Five formats supported – very limited number available.
Sharing files between Windows and iPad is easy with Raspberry Pi. Here’s how to set it up in less than an evening.
This DS3231 Library makes writing an alarm clock application easy. Complete example code ready for you to customize for your own hardware.
I discussed the advantages of using a real-time controller in your Arduino project in a
Adding a DS3231 Real Time Clock to your Arduino project makes sense, and it’s easy.
Identify and measure discrete components in one shot