Like the ducklings followed their mother around the pond, certain electronics hobbyists are still going along with pre-wired China modules. Certainly it’s not a good habit because by taking shortcuts (even for simple tasks) they’re […]
Here’s one simple circuit idea of a 4-digit 7-segment light emitting diode display module which can be driven by many microprocessors and development boards. I have been using it with my Arduino microcontrollers since getting […]
Let me have my say – it’s my habit to do things over again. Not a mere repeat of anything that fitted well, but wishing to try potential betterments at slightly different angles. Confused? Sorry, […]
Grey is the neutral achromatic color midway between white and black – Am I right? If you want to make something of yourself to detect the grey, let me give you a cheap and cheerful idea. […]
Do you like the idea of high-voltage electronic sparking devices, but don’t have the time or patience to learn the complex theory? Here’s a simple tutorial that can help you to make many high-voltage projects […]
USB LED Flashlight presented here is a simple do-it-yourself rechargeable flashlight with built in rechargeable cell, cell charger, white light source, and a standard usb interface for overnight charging. Since the design is based on […]
Late month I’d got an order from my neighboring client to build a pulse width modulation to dc voltage converter module that’s compatible with common microcontrollers and PLCs. Since it’s a fussy time for me […]
While Googling for nothing, I noticed a little device “USBtinyISP” helpful for programming Attiny85 microcontrollers using the same setup method as for handling Arduino sketches. There’s also no difference in the development environment as we […]
May it be a surprising title – Loafer’s LED Wick! Let it be, the article is nothing but the design idea of a little LED light based on Joule-Thief concept. It’s true that by a […]
Here is a simple yet highly reliable thermal control circuit which can be used with almost all electric geysers. The Arduino microcontroller based circuit switches an electromagnetic relay on or off according to the temperature […]
