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Using I2C with an Arduino Interface

By Andrew Chen

Exploring I2C communication? Arduino and MCP4728 DAC offer a great starting point. Follow our tutorial for an intro to the world of digital-to-analog conversion.

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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!

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Arduino UNO R4 Minima and WiFi Now Available!

By Nate_Larson

Arduino UNO R4 Minima and WiFi: Unleash advanced features and elevate your projects. Learn about the boards Arduino is calling the new horizon for makers.

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Arduino PLC IDE Software Overview

By Don Wilcher

The Arduino PLC IDE is designed to simplify programming Arduino PLC boards, allowing users to create automation projects through a user-friendly interface.

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Arduino Code Libraries with Becky Stern

By bekathwia

Arduino libraries exist for all sorts of complex tasks; control LEDs, read sensors, create sounds, manipulate data, write to displays, and much more.

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Teaching Electronics to Absolute Beginners

By Clive Maxfield

A good place to start teaching a beginner about electronics is to use Arduino, an LED, and a resistor, all on a breadboard.

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Drones: Weight is Everything

By Maker.io Staff

Reducing weight is key to optimizing drone performance. This blog presents several components where lighter is better.

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How To Wirelessly Transmit Data on Arduino

By Maker.io Staff

Wireless transfer data to an Arduino by way of 433MHz transmitter/receiver modules by using the RH_ASK library.

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The Birth of the Maker Mod Block System

By Robert Fay

Have you ever had to physically move a maker project and had it not work after the transition? This blog presents a solution that will prevent this.

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Top Programs for Decreasing Time to Market

By Maker.io Staff

With Time to Market cycles growing smaller, any way to save time while developing is helpful. Now with software tools it is easier than ever before.

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Gentleman Maker How to Build Your Own Tea Bag Detector

By Gentleman Maker

Instead of hoping you won’t open an empty tin again, make your own Intelle-T Tea Bag Detector!

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Protect Your Summer Harvest with the Gentleman Maker’s Raspberry Pi and Arduino Dog Corrector

By Maker.io Staff

In this episode of the Gentleman Maker, we're using a Raspberry Pi and an Arduino Uno to stave off the onslaught of dogs trying to eat every single plant in our garden.