DHT11 Library for Arduino 1.0
DHT11 is a cheap and easy to use temperature and humidity sensor. But since it’s digital and only uses one pin there is a great library for it! Of course it has some problems compiling on Arduino 1.0 and the…
DHT11 is a cheap and easy to use temperature and humidity sensor. But since it’s digital and only uses one pin there is a great library for it! Of course it has some problems compiling on Arduino 1.0 and the…
In this tutorial I’ll try to show you how to easily tell an arduino what to do from a C# program using serial communication. The only thing the C# program does is send a byte to the arduino, and the…
I always wanted to make something out of the microphone sensor I got, it’s just been laying in a compartment-box until recently when I got the idea of a music beat blinker. Basically it just reads the analog value from…
Looking for yet another cheap & tiny arduino? For only 16.90$ you get a Arduino Nano V3 clone from dealextreme! Ever since modified electronics stopped making the pico I’ve been looking for another arduino in the same price range and…
I’ve stumbled by this neat little sonar sensor on eBay a few days ago, I’ve had some bad experiences with other similiar ultrasonic sensors so I was kind of skeptic to this one. But for the low price I couldn’t resist.…
How about a easy and simple tutorial on how to make a sort of security sensor using laser and a light dependent resistor? It’s just as simple as this, the LDR reacts when it gets less light than the laser-dot in the…
I was just checking out if there was anything new on Modified Electronics, those who makes these genius small pico arduinos. And yes! A very nice shield for use with the pico, Pico Protoshield Kit! Of course the small breadboard and the…
I just came over this Arduino clone if I may say, it’s called NetDuino It looks almost the same as the Duemilanove board. Anyhow, you program it in Visual Studio C# Express using the .NET Micro Framework. Netduino is an…
Yupp, just a short little update. I got the RF sender & receiver from Sparkfun today! RF Link 2400bps Receiver – 315MHz RF Link Transmitter – 315MHz Also a 20×4 serial LCD, gonna be useful for advanced applications. Anyhow, if…
Thought I write some about my two robot projects! They both use a Modified Pico, since it’s the smallest Arduino I’ve found. And it also fits on a small breadboard! Botty 2: This is the most advanced robot I’ve built,…