Let’s get blinking an LED with PIC12F675 and MPLAB X, using the PICkit3 programmer and without delay() function (using interrupts)
Today I will show you something very uncommon, using two LEDs as Human-machine interface. We will show an integer blinking LEDs
Let’s dive in and figure out how to use a Hilink ultrasonic presence sensor, all you need is an LED and a resistor
Today we will learn how to control and use the Tiny 0.49″ OLED display from Aliexpress, a real tiny interface device
Today I bring you the FritzenLab blog’s year in review, a compilation of numbers from my various social networks
Let’s get to know the HDC1080 temperature and humidity sensor, an integrated sensor made by Texas Instruments, communicates via i2c
Let’s dive in and learn how to power Arduino and ESP32 with batteries, using a few Aliexpress modules on the way. All safe and sound.
Let’s get controlling a 16×2 LCD display with ESP32, using the Arduino IDE and a simple library. It can control various sizes of displays.
Today I will show you how to write code and test the SGP40 air quality sensor with ESP32 and Arduino code. It needs a companion SHT21
Let’s study the human eye light level sensor BH1750, a sensor capable of sensing between 1 and 65535 Lux via i2c
I am showing you how to implement a binary clock with ESP32 and API, getting hour and minute from the internet and showing in LEDs
I am showing you how to implement a capacitive touch and debounce with Renesas RA4M1 and TTP223b touch controller, using Arduino code
Let’s get to making a RGB light box with Arduino, using WS2812b neopixels and Arduino Pro mini, battery powered
Let me show you how I made a blinking commemorative keychain, made of PCB and a simple oscillator circuit (3 components)
The idea is to create a currency converter display with ESP32, showing live conversion data in a OLED display with ESP32 and Arduino code
Let’s learn how to use the APDS9900 cellphone presence sensor, a light and presence sensor by Broadcom for cellphones
I’m implementing a full electronic dice with Raspberry Pi Pico 2, using the random() function of the Arduino IDE and LEDs
Let’s get using a LDR light level sensor to sense the amount of light in the environment around. I am using a Raspberry Pi Pico 2