Recently, I’ve been enjoying playing Need for Speed, so I bought a gaming steering wheel. After the delivery arrived, I couldn’t wait to unpack it. However, after playing for a while, I wanted to throw it away because the feel was really poor. The steering had no response when I slightly turned it, and when … Read more
With the widespread adoption of IoT modules, various “cloud” technologies are emerging, and the speed of IoT entering homes has significantly increased. As an electronics DIY enthusiast, this means having powerful tools to quickly address real household needs; all previous creative ideas can now be realized in a short time using IoT technology. Recently, my … Read more
Recently, the microcontroller enthusiast has been researching how to use light-emitting diodes (LEDs) to replace the dot timing method to optimize kinematics experiments. Initially, self-flashing LEDs were used, but due to the equal duration of the flashing and dimming, noticeable motion blur was produced. To avoid motion blur, the enthusiast used the ESP32 development board … Read more
Experimental Scene and Circuit Connection Recently, I found online that a teacher published a paper in a journal, using the voltammetry method to measure the resistance of a photoresistor while measuring light intensity with a light sensor, then plotting the relationship curve of photoresistor resistance and light intensity in a spreadsheet. The steps are cumbersome … Read more
Enable the multi-core functionality of the ESP32 to execute tasks in parallel while setting the chip’s clock frequency and the FreeRTOS real-time system. The effect achieved in this article is shown in the GIF, where two displays execute in parallel, each using one of the ESP32’s two cores. The display of the two screens, if … Read more
Source: Quantum Bit This article is about about 1826 words, recommended reading time is 4 minutes. This article introduces how to DIY a multifunctional e-ink calendar. How to make a DIY e-ink screen calendar? It can automatically refresh location and weather, and randomly display over 2000 toxic quotes. ↑↑↑ Just like this: If my life … Read more
● Use a very loud alarm to scare away intruders. The final straw that prompted me to create a home security system was a break-in at my neighbor’s house during the day. For months, my wife and I had been worried about the annoying burglaries in our suburban Seattle neighborhood. We suddenly thought about installing … Read more
1 Main Content Scan to watch the video 2 Arduino Club Course II – Course Outline 16.Simple Traffic Light 17. Welcoming Robot 18. Random Name Picker 19. Quiz Buzzer 20. Infrared Remote Control Fan 21. Creative Fan 22.OLED Display 23. Temperature and Humidity Measuring Instrument 24.OLED Clock 25. Whac-A-Mole Game – Part 1 26.Whac-A-Mole Game … Read more
If you have a Creality 3D printer, the machine modification we are going to discuss today will surely interest you. In the Instructables community, a guy named Scott loves to perform various innovative modifications and shares his works with others. This time, Scott used the Creality Ender-3 3D printer for his modification, allowing the machine … Read more
1 Main Content Scan to Watch Video 2 Arduino Club Class 2 – Course Outline 16.Simple Traffic Light 17.Welcoming Robot 18.Random Name Picker 19.Quiz Buzzer 20.Temperature and Humidity Meter 21.Infrared Remote Control Fan – Up 22.Infrared Remote Control Fan –Down 23.OLED Display 24.Rock Paper Scissors Game Machine 25.Name Clock 26.Breathing LED Light 27.Voice Recognition – … Read more