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“Hello ! I’m going to show you how to make an Arduino OLED thermometer and hygrometer* with DHT11. The OLED we will use today is 1.3” inch in size, features 128x64 pixels and uses the SPI Bus. On the …
“A good display can make your Arduino project to shine. In this article I am going to show you the Best Arduino Display for your projects. I have tried many displays. From the most inexpensive ones, to the most expensive …
“In this project I will show you how I combined an Arduino, an INA219 power monitor IC, an OLED LCD and a Micro SD Card PCB in order to create a power meter/logger that has more functions than the …
“Have you ever wanted to know how many watts or how much current an item uses or even its operating voltage? This simple and easy project can provide you with that crucial information while keeping costs under $7. I primarily …
“Almost all the OLED look like the same. I always want to make it look more compact. So I made this tiny 1.3 OLED. I call it “X-OLED”. Then I develop a project called “X-project”. All the shields …
“In this project we ‘ll show you how to make a watch using an Adafruit Feather M0, an RTC module and an OLED display. This uses microPython, which is an interpreted language that runs on small embedded boards. Be sure …
“It seems, that the main problem with microcontrollers for fan of electronics (especially beginners) is to find out where to apply them :) Nowaday electronics, especially digital one, is more and more looks like a black magic. Only 80-Lvl wisards are …
“My aim in designing the first Tiny Lisp Computer was to create the smallest practical self-contained computer, with its own display and keyboard, that you could use to program in Lisp. This second version extends the original Tiny Lisp Computer …
“This tutorial will show you the integration of Rotilio Maker (link) wifi version (Particle Photon CPU on board) with an OLED SPI display and how to work with it using the SparkFun Micro OLED Library in order to visualize data …
“Today I’m going to show you how you can build your own business card/game console/whatever you can imagine that features a backlit I2C OLED display and an ATtiny85 Microprocessor. In this Instructable I’ll tell you how …