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 […]
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In this instructable I’m going to how you how to measure the temperature using a Linkit One and a Lm35 temperature sensor. This project can be a part of a wireless weather monitor, if you have not seen my previous instructables please check it out, I have a lot of other Linkit One tutorials. Step
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In this instructable I’m going to show you how to design a kitchen timer using the Linkit One, the timer has a maximum duration of 30 minutes. And once the timer is done counting down it fires a buzzer to notify you. The time interval can be set in steps of 5 minutes and each
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This DC Motor Multiplexer allows you to control up to four DC motors in forward and reverse using one MOSFET and only 5 digital pins. For this intractable you will require: – DC motors (I used salvaged DC fans)– MOSFET (I used a 110v 30amp make sure it is rated for more than your combined
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This simple DC motor controller allows for one direction motor control and has been built entirely of reclaimed electrical parts. Using MOSFET’s for motor control instead of control chips, allows for an external power supply and electric isolation of the motor and control board. Which allows for the use of higher voltage and amperage motors
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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
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In this Instructable I will let you know the basic building block of a Quadcopter and how to make it in a very simple way.Only thing you need is some skill on Soldering and few basic tools.I think it will give opportunity to the new hobbyists to sharpen their skills on this platform. [ Play
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In my previous Instructable I showed how simple commands could be used to turn on a microprocessor output and light an LED. https://www.instructables.com/id/Lets-Program-a-PIC… I should stress I am not connected with Picaxe and these projects are ones I used in School to teach programming to school kids. In the last instructable the circuit was built
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I’ve always thought it would be nice to have a car with a parking sensor. I don’t want to spend that kind of money until I pay off my student loans. However I do have the materials to make one myself thanks to a class I took on microcontrollers. Part of my motivation is that
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The circuit what you are about to see is a smart battery charger based on ATMEGA8A with auto cut off.Different parameters are shown via a LCD during different charge states.Also the circuit will make sound via a buzzer upon charge completion. I built the charger basically to charge my 11.1v/4400maH Li-ion battery.The firmware is basically
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