Interfacing Ultrasonic Ranging Module HC-SR04 With Arduino
Hey, what’s up, Guys! Akarsh here from CETech. This project of mine is a bit on the simpler side but as fun as the other projects. In this project, we are Continue Reading
Raspberry Pi, Arduino, IoT news
Hey, what’s up, Guys! Akarsh here from CETech. This project of mine is a bit on the simpler side but as fun as the other projects. In this project, we are Continue Reading
Linux users will be familiar with dual booting their systems. We often have Linux running alongside Windows, or another Linux distro. The Raspberry Pi, itself a small $35 Linux computer, Continue Reading
our PrettyPins project lets us create beautiful and, more importantly, *correct* pinout diagrams by drawing exactly what is connected to the EagleCad/Fritzing pins and defined in circuitpython or arduino. https://github.com/adafruit/PrettyPins Continue Reading
The main goal of this circuit is to save energy. So, I am not going to talk about arduino because the board itself has unnecessary power overhead for a Continue Reading
The Raspberry Pi Audio Codec HAT enables by enthusiasts to add a wealth of audio features to their next project and has been specifically designed to offer a dual channel Continue Reading
While the Linux 5.17 merge window doesn’t open up until next week following Sunday’s Linux 5.16 stable debut, due to lead Direct Rendering Manager (DRM) subsystem maintainer David Airlie going Continue Reading
If you are interested in monitoring the RetroPie temperature you can add a custom option to your RetroPie menu. This will display the RetroPie temperature on the screen for a Continue Reading
Here’s a great project for monitoring solar batteries. Here’s more from Michael Bilenko via Hackaday: This is my solar battery monitoring system based on Raspberry PI. It monitors six solar Continue Reading
rcbdc posted about their raspberry pi desk display project on imgur: E-ink display for my desk that’s powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero W. The display shows the weather (from Continue Reading
Impressive project from Ignoramus Pettigrew up on Hackster.io. How I built an oscilloscope using a Raspberry Pi Pico, some jellybean components from my electronics parts bin and a PVR from Continue Reading