Arduino is one of the most exciting embedded development board evolved from the open source community to learn and build arduino projects for hobbyists and electronic enthusiasts. It is the best resource for making DIY projects and Prototypes.
The Arduino makes use of different Microprocessors and on-chip microcontrollers to design devices that interact with the sensors and actuators.
The most popular variants of Arduino are Arduino UNO, Arduino YUN, Arduino LEONARDO, Arduino NANO, Arduino MEGA.
Arduino comes with prebuilt shields for ease of interfacing various add-on modules like GSM/GPRS shield, Ethernet shield, USB shield, and Wireless shield for IOT projects.
On COVID-19 lockdown days, I came across several motor driver modules in my scrap box in the attic – surprisingly most of them are unused Chinese modules. The L293 Arduino Motor Driver Shield, in particular, […]
Hi there! Last week I finally managed to get an Arduino delivering a 16-bit PWM (pulse width modulation) output from a nifty piece of code. Is the experiment finished? Of course not. Anyway, in this […]
I recently got my hands on a string of COB LED modules with lens for a big project – smart driveway marker. I’m still tweaking things but I’m planning to share the project soon enough. […]
While I was browsing the listing of art and craft materials on Amazon, I chanced upon acrylic sheets but I didn’t consider much of it. In fact, given a great discount offer to buy a […]
What is a Magic Cup Light Module you may be asking yourself? Well it’s an inexpensive Chinese module comprises a small mercury tilt switch and a light emitting diode. In this article, I’m going to […]
If your family loves stargazing, that’s great because here you can find a quick idea to make your inexpensive own moon lamp for your kid’s bedroom. All you need is a bunch of easily available […]
A Gas sensor serves to detect and measure the concentration of gas in the environment. Nowadays you can find many different types of easy to use gas sensors, especially in MQ series. In this article, […]
Morse code almost not need an explanation! Anyway simply note that it’s a telegraph code in which letters and numbers are represented by strings of dots and dashes (short and long signals). Learning and practicing […]
Here’s an automatic minder to keep your stairway alighted while you’re near to it. One presence sensor wired to a microcontroller scans its environs and automatically activates a light source when it sees an object. […]
Arduino hardly needs an explanation! Arduino is an extremely flexible open source hardware platform that can be used for countless do-it-yourself electronic projects. It’s very easy to get started with Arduino projects, but if you […]
