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Glassified
A ruler with an inbuilt LCD screen and digitiser that captures your drawings and can interact with them. (Source – Hackaday) Click HERE to check it out.
Red Pitiya
A Kickstarter project that combines a dual signal oscilloscope, dual signal spectrum analyser, function generator and more into one device. You can access the Red Pitiya via any web browser on practically any web enabled device. (Source – Kickstarter) Click HERE to check it out.
Interfacing a NES Control Pad to an Arduino
Most of my electronic projects revolve around making games. (Retro type video games that you may have seen in the 1980’s). So therefor I need some way of controlling the games – normally by way of push buttons. I used to connect up some push buttons to a breadboard but it wasn’t the nicest solution. …
Arduino Tips and Tricks
I will be compiling some useful tips for you guys in this page to help with your Arduino projects. A faster way to read and write to / from digital pins. Have you noticed how slow reading and writing digitals pins is with the: digitalRead(); and digitalWrite(); functions? Well I sure have (and upon searching …
The Best Way To Program Arduino’s.
I have been programming microcontrollers for about 6 years now and have mainly been using Microchip’s PIC range of microcontrollers. My favourite programming environment is Swordfish Basic. It is a pleasure to use however despite being around since (I think) 2007, it doesn’t have a very large user base. Arduino is a fantastic way …
RetroGaming Times Monthly
[bbp-forum-index] I stumbled across this great site when looking at how visitors came to my site. It’s a monthly online magazine dedicated to retro video games – and it’s fantastic! The site has been running since 1997 and is still going strong. One of my hobbies is also collecting retro video games (that’s why …
RGB Matrix with Bouncing Balls and PS2 Mouse Control.
Firstly, A video of the display in action: I bought a 32×32 RGB Matrix display from China. Well more specifically it was from a helpful guy named James who works at www.wanzhouled.net I have searched the internet for the cheapest prices on Matrix displays and James is by far the cheapest. A 32×32 RGB Matrix was …
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