Introduction This is a tutorial of my custom made MIDI handpan with 19 volume sensitive tonefields, Plug’n Play USB capability, and a lot of easy to use parameters for adjusting the pads for your individual needs. It’s not a design award winning model 😉 but it perfectly fits to my needs in practicing handpan playing […]
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These days in families, both men and women have started working. Both men and women want to succeed in life and for this they have to work hard and spent more time in the offices. Due to this it becomes difficult for both of them to look after their children. Due to pressure of they
In this instructables, we give a simple example of how to add voice output and distance sensing on everyone’s beloved robot with MediaTek LinkIt ONE. Step 1: Materials 1. Linkit One with Battery 2. Mono Audio Amp Breakout with speaker 3. VL6180X Time-of-Flight Distance Sensor Carrier with Voltage Regulator 4. audio connectors: JST-PH 2-Pin SMT
Objective: Build a cheap and easy tool to help people with disabilites to better communicate their basic needs. Materials: – Makey Makey – Used box – my box is 6.5 x 3.5″, but you can use a box bigger than that if you want. – 8 Connector wires – Momentary buttons ( Amazon Link ) – Tape – Baking
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The ESP8266 is a wonderful microcontroller. They can be purchased cheaply and have built in wifi. In this guide I will not go over how to flash the ESP8266 module with the basic firmware as this is covered on the http://ESP8266basic.com web site in detail. All the parts to build this project can be found on ebay
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Kinoma Element can power 3.3V sensors, but some projects call for the use of higher-current devices. The Tessel Relay module makes it easy to toggle externally-powered devices on and off. In this project, we control a network of two lamps using Kinoma Element, capacitive touch sensors, and relays. Parts List: The listed parts are for two lamps. Kinoma
I know! You’re thinking: “Oh god… another ESP temperature and humidity silly project…” but wait! Here are the characteristics that might interest you: this data logger can run for 55 days before the memory is full (considering a 15 minutes sampling rate and a 64K SPIFFS) It can run for 43+ months before running out of battery (considering a 15 minutes sampling rate)
Hi There Everyone, This is Tahir Ul Haq and introduces you to another member in the family. This time the project is named as Weather Monitoring System. This is another TIVA based project presented by students of UET LHR. Weather monitoring plays an important role in human life, so the collection of information about weather
a simple 3 buttons on-off with pic12f629. it’s written with MikroC Step 1: The Code… start the code with ”int”———————————————————- int x0,x1,y0,y1,z0,z1; ////// with this the GPIO outputs could stay on or off void main() { GPIO = 0x00; ////// all outputs are 0 CMCON = 0x07; ////// Disable CMCON PORT TRISIO = 0b00111000; //////
Learn how to control relay module from anywhere in the world with Amazing UI using Losant, this is part 6 of IoT World Series Step 1: Needed Components Needed components ESP8266 PlatformIO IDE with default project setup Relay Module [Shipping free for a dollar] Jumper cables [40 pcs Shipping free for a dollar] USB 2/3 to
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