I’ve previously posted about our micrometer to VGA project, and wanted to post an updated picture of that finished project in production. It’s a gear mic’ing station that takes 3 samples of a gear, rejects the gear if the samples
I’ve talked about this before, but since I just built another one last week, I thought I’d reshare this project, as it has a slight twist. The idea is to select the temperature you want with a potentiometer, and display
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I recently received two HXT900 servos to play with. I used the sample servo code included in the Arduino IDE, that allows me to control the servo position with a potentiometer. The pot is connected to the arduino, with the
A Cadmium Sulfide (CdS) sensor is a Light Dependent Resistor (LDR). It is a resistor that reduces resistance when hit with light. The more light, the lower the resistance. The Arduino is ideal for monitoring one of these sensors, and
We have been going through our old sketches, making sure they are Arduino 1.0 friendly. Most of the sketches are, and we have been upgrading any libraries that were not. Please check frequently as we post new upgrades. This weekend
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