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“We’ve come full circle. Here’s a timer made up of timers… This project was undertaken as a potential submission for the 555-contest hosted by Hackaday in 2021. At its core this widget operates as a cooking timer, implemented …
“An Arduino shield is a circuit board with electrical components already permanently set up. This board is then plugged right into an Arduino board, making all the connections of the components fast and convenient, and error free. You can buy …
“The project is about the design of a digital tachometer, a device used in the measurement of speeds of rotating bodies. Story A tachometer is a gadget that is used in the measurement of angular speeds of bodies, more so …
“The project is about creating a system that will help you scare away ‘Wild’ animals like dogs when they are on the attack. Story Any time the term Ultrasonic comes to our mind, we figure out the communication of the …
“In this tutorial, I’ll first blink “an LED” using the positive pulse generated by a “DIY 555 Pulse Generator Module” , followed by “two LEDs” alternating and flashing at a regular interval. For this tutorial we need: 2 x LEDs …
“Integrated circuits (IC) are indispensable today. They’re made up of many thousands of electronic components (transistors, diodes, resistors, etc.) and still don’t take up much more space than a fingernail. One of the most well-known ICs is the …
“This is a simple ne555 timer IC based multi vibrator breathing effect . The LED blinks like we breathe we can control the breathing time using potentiometer on board. It works on 5 volts DC to 9 volts DC. The working …
“This was by far the coolest machine I came across when deciding what to build for my final project, even though it really is the most useless machine in the world. I remember seeing this concept when I was a …
“This is my next build using LED matrix’s. You may have seen my last one - 81 LED Chaser, well this project uses 100 LED’s and is an oscilloscope! Admittedly, the resolution isn’t great for checking measurements (it …
“This project is adapted from the staggeringly popular Make: Electronics Third Edition, which has been completely re-re-written with most photos and schematics replaced and updated! During 2021 I started writing a third edition of my book Make: Electronics. One of …