Month: February 2024

Your next Arduino vs. Raspberry Pi tech project idea is excellent, but you don’t know where to start. Raspberry Pi or Arduino—which is perfect for [Read More]

Arduino Micro you, but you don’t know how to start. New tinkerers can start with the Arduino Micro, which is easy and economical. Small size [Read More]

Arduino Mega has caught your attention and you want to try it, but you don’t know how. No worries—we’ll cover you! This beginner’s tutorial covers [Read More]

Feel like you don’t know enough about Arduino? Yes, we understand. The world of microcontrollers and programmable circuits complexifies quickly. Don’t be afraid! Beginners interested [Read More]

Always searching for ways to spice up weekend projects. This time, let’s turn it up—literally. Hook up a DC motor and make it zoom to [Read More]

You’re staring at your Arduino Servomotor using Potentiometer, thinking how to improve it. You want to make that servo dance. Potentiometers make servo control easier [Read More]

Have you ever wanted to use Arduino Servo Motor to produce a robot arm wave or other moving part? Servos solve it! These little motors [Read More]

Want to add high-tech features to your next DIY project? Making your robot more aware of its surroundings? Maybe you just love ultrasonic sensors. Whatever [Read More]

Your Arduino Ultrasonic distance sensor  project requires exact distance readings, not estimates. Avoid guesswork using an ultrasonic sensor and Arduino board for distance measurements. This [Read More]

You’re feeling brave and want to operate something more complicated than blinking LEDs. Arduino-controlled stepper motors are the next stage, allowing precise rotation. Don’t be [Read More]

Ever wanted to make a high-tech motion and acceleration sensor? Congratulations—you can create your own acceleration-sensing device at home with an Arduino microcontroller and a [Read More]

Arduinos may have seemed too complex and complicated to you. That’s not necessary! Arduinos are flexible microcontrollers that enable you make creative projects with a [Read More]

 Arduino sensors development has accelerated in the recent decade. Though sensor use is rising in engineering, medicine, and environmental studies, the documentation of the many [Read More]

You’ve heard about SPI and how it speeds up Arduino device communication. Your brain hurts every time you try to understand those four wires and [Read More]

Have you ever wished your Arduino to multitask? Your new best friend is interrupts. Arduino interrupts let it pause and run a different set of [Read More]

You just purchased an Arduino Pro Mini and want to make cool electronics projects. So where do you start? The Arduino Pro Mini is tiny [Read More]

You just purchased an Arduino Nano and want to try some introductory projects. Everyone’s been there—wanting to start but unsure where. You’ve found it! We’ll [Read More]

The Arduino potentiometer (short: “pot”) is an adjustable resistor. The inside, exterior, and voltage input connectors are there. When its voltage change pin is linked [Read More]

Arduino LCD displays weather data. It also displays the automatically updated date. The LiquidCrystal library works with all LCD monitors that support the popular Hitachi [Read More]

Hi DIYer! Ever wanted to tryArduino Motion Sensor Luckily, this beginner’s guide covers that. No worries if you’re new to Arduinos—we’ll start with the board, [Read More]

You’ve probably heard of Arduinos and wondered if you could use one to measure temperature. New to Arduinos and sensors? Where do you start? No [Read More]

The project can be divided into header and source files as it grows. This is simpler and readable. A powerful example will be used to [Read More]

The most frequent modulation is Arduino Pulse Width Modulation. Pulse width modulation has been the most used digital sound control method throughout time. However, many [Read More]

New to Arduino button and ready to make projects interactive. Now, button up and learn how to add buttons! These tiny switches let you control [Read More]

Microcontroller-based Arduino development boards use open-source hardware and software. It may be used to control home heating and security systems and develop basic temperature sensors. [Read More]

The Arduino Web Editor lets you write simple Arduino code without installing anything on your computer. You can avoid downloading hex and arduino-builder libraries with [Read More]

You’ve heard of Arduino Simulator  and want to try them but don’t want to buy the hardware. Or you may have Arduinos but don’t want [Read More]

You’re new to Arduino Servo Motor and want to do more than blink LEDs. Servo motors are fun and allow precise component rotation and positioning. [Read More]

Blinking multiple LEDs using switch case You have breadboard, LEDs, and Arduino. Now what? Make those LEDs blink stylishly. Switch case statements expand LED creativity. [Read More]