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224

Robotics Education: Detector Building Part 1

By Antonio Velasco

Explore the early stages of building an ORP sensor. Dive into Arduino programming, resistance calculations, & laying the foundation for this educational project

PROJECT
627

iCE40 FPGA Calculator (Beginner)

By Ethan Nichols

Embark on your FPGA journey with the iCE40 Calculator project. This beginner's guide walks you through every step, offering valuable tips and lessons learned.

BLOG
363

Blog #01: Basic Circuit and Measurement

By Alex Nguyen

Learn basic circuits with experiments and measurement techniques in this comprehensive guide. Dive into electronics and gain practical insights.

TUTORIAL
978

Designing a Project with Multiple Voltage Levels

By Zach Hipps

Learn about voltage dividers, regulators, and logic level shifters in this article to ensure seamless compatibility between your electronic components.

BLOG
999

IoT & DIY Electronics Projects: How to Connect Your Project

By bekathwia

Web connectivity made easy: Explore Adafruit IO, Arduino Cloud, IFTTT, and more. Connect and automate with ESP8266, ESP32, Particle, and Raspberry Pi Pico W!

BLOG
14,670

How to Use a Phototransistor with an Arduino

By Maker.io Staff

Many applications could use phototransistors, for example, a sunrise alarm clock. Learn how to use a phototransistor to create a Light Activated LED fader?

PROJECT
877

ESP32-CAM with PIR motion sensor PLUS Telegram?

By M5Stack

Receive motion detected images to your Telegram app!

BLOG
60

How to Use the Average Element in the Atmosphere IoT Studio

By jamesmod

Increasing sensor accuracy is possible by averaging the data points to eliminate extreme points. It’s simple with Atmosphere IoT Studio programming blocks.

PROJECT
423

Arduino LoRa Weather Sensor

By ShawnHymel

Use an Arduino to read temperature, humidity, and pressure data from a BME280 and send it over a simple LoRa connection to a Raspberry Pi server.

PROJECT
2,157

Learn to Breadboard

By Maker.io Staff

Breadboarding is an integral part of creating any electronics project

PROJECT
121

Clap On Lamp

By Sparkfun Electronics

Perhaps you remember an “As Seen on TV” product known as “The Clapper” in the 1980s and 1990s. We’re going to make our own version of this, but instead of controlling any appliance, we will operate a lamp chain using a servo.

PROJECT
148

Endless Runner Game

By Sparkfun Electronics

We’re going to make our own endless runner game using an Arduino, button and character LCD.