Description: Thank you all for your attention, and we continue to review the wonderful content from last week. 0 Weekly Video Edition 1 Web-Based Electronic Development Supporting Online Simulation Programming An interesting website that supports Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi Pico, and some electronic components. Screenshot of some supported components: Features: Provides a batch of demos … Read more
This article discusses a fully customizable chip-based LED design that can simultaneously evoke two brain responses (steady-state visual evoked potential–SSVEP and transient evoked potential–P300). Considering the possible different modes in brain-computer interfaces (BCI), SSVEP is widely accepted due to requiring fewer EEG electrodes and minimal training time. The purpose of this work is to design … Read more
Win in Innovation Jinan University Innovation Competition Zhuhai Campus Special Event Season 14 Episode 2 Innovative Projects Popularity Competition Seven projects, seven teams, seven presentations Who is your favorite innovator? Today, it’s all up to you! Quickly vote for your favorite team! Project 01: Touchscreen-based Identity Authentication APP Swipe left or right to see more … Read more
MAKER: JuanF92／Translated by: Fun Endless Meeting is a First Encounter MicroByte is a micro console that can run games from NES, GameBoy, GameBoy Color, Game Gear, and Sega Master System, all components designed within this 78 x 17 x 40 mm package. Despite its small size, it adheres to the layout of SNES game boards … Read more
Choosing Your Embedded Development Board: A Comparison of Arduino and Raspberry Pi Entering the embedded world, choosing the right development tools is the first step to success. Today, we will delve into two popular development board brands – Arduino and Raspberry Pi, to help beginners choose the right starting point. What is Arduino? Arduino is … Read more
Introduction This is a “genuine” Arduino UNO taken from the official website, and it probably won’t differ much from the one you have. However, upon closer inspection, there seem to be some indescribable differences. As a global open-source project, Arduino has given rise to countless variants around the world, and within just the “UNO” version, … Read more
Due to the numerous standards and protocols in the smart home field, developers often face the dilemma of which protocol to choose when starting a new product design cycle, and even need to delve into which protocol can be compatible with other network requirements. However, with the emergence of the Matter standard, these issues are … Read more
According to reports from Mems Consulting, Infineon has recently launched a sensor expansion board that supports Arduino, designed for evaluating smart sensor systems in smart home and other consumer applications. This Arduino expansion board integrates various sensors from Infineon’s Xensiv product portfolio along with Sensirion’s SHT35 humidity and temperature sensor, thereby optimizing its functionality and … Read more
Previously, Arduino released the Arduino UNO R4 Wi-Fi version, which was ridiculed by many, as the performance of the Wi-Fi module was better than that of its onboard Renesas main chip. At that time, I thought ESP32 and Arduino were unlikely to cross paths. But unexpectedly, Arduino has indeed launched a development board based on … Read more
While not a direct replacement for PLCs, there are some industrial automation applications built using Arduino, including prototyping, embedded systems, and low-cost PLC simulators. Refer to our previous article about Arduino: Introduction to Arduino: History, Hardware, and Software In the previous article, we reviewed the Arduino platform’s hardware and software components. We also identified that … Read more