The FE1.1s chip is a high-performance, low-power integrated circuit that enables a USB 2.0 HUB with four output ports and corresponding status LEDs. It requires a minimum number of external components, which are essentially a quartz for the clock that defines the speed of the downstream ports (device outputs). It is fully compatible with the…
1.3″ Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) Display with good contrast, no backlighting required. Based on the graphics controller SH1106, SPI and I²C interface, resolution 128×64 px, active display area size 28×13 mm, board size 41×38 mm. Technical specifications Driver Chip: SH1106 Interface: 3-wire SPI, 4-wire SPI, I2C Go to Open-Electronics Store
Developer’s board specially made for use with the PRO midi 1284 prototyping board. It has housing for PRO midi 1284P and various connectors to connect to or accommodate various electronic devices (including in the form of breakout boards, sensors, and OLED displays) that enable the development of applications capable of exploiting the resources of Atmega…
Lots of components to make applications that can be programmed with Arduino and assembled like LEGO bricks. How many times did you dream of building something with LEGO bricks when you were a child and see it moving, animated, perhaps integrating a certain amount of programmable electronics to keep up with the times?…
Design, build and have fun with this handy case containing lots of modules set up to fit on LEGO bricks and usable for robotics, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc. Included in the package is a compatible Arduino Uno board and an experimental Shield board where you can easily connect sensor and actuator modules. An accompanying handout…
Ultra-small module (13.3×10.6×3.5 mm) based on the BME280 pressure, humidity and temperature sensor. It is fully calibrated, ready to use and supports I²C and SPI digital interfaces. The I²C interface supports Standard, Fast and High-Speed modes. Power supply: 1.8 VDC to 5 VDC, interfaces: I2C (up to 3.4 MHz) and SPI (3 and 4 wire,…
With 10 million Arduino UNO sold worldwide, this board becomes the most widespread prototyping board ever. The first Arduino UNO board was introduced in 2005 and in those days integrating a communication system such as WiFi was extremely expensive. So why not think of something that would allow all owners of this board to make an…
JT-PIMEDIA is a set that includes of a black acrylic multimedia box and a 4GB Raspberry Pi 4 Model B. The box is made of a semi-transparent central part, an upper and a lower cover that magnetically hook onto the central part, avoiding the use of screws, etc. Inside the box there are two interface…
We emulate the TDG series remote controls using the GSM Shield. It’s not been long since we presented our GSM shield for GSM/GPRS modules SIMCom, QUECTEL, FIBOCOM etc. that was born to be incorporated in Arduino-based projects involving cellular connectivity; now it’s time to move on to the first practical application, which in this case…
Set containing all the LASER-cut plexiglass parts and the 3D printed container used in the project “THE FLAME THAT DOESN’T BURN” published in the Elettronica magazine n.239 October 2019. The plexiglass parts are 3 sheets of 3 mm, one hollowed out internally according to the shape of the flame which is the most advanced part…
Addressable light strip with144 high brightness, flexible and weatherproof RGB LEDs (IP67). Each single LED (SMD5050) integrates the control chip (SK6812). Each chip communicates with the next through a line by transferring the information received. These “intelligent” strips therefore lend themselves very well to create borders and contours that light up and color on command;…
This experimental board, made specifically for Arduino Mega, makes the connections of the PA0 ÷ 7 port of the Arduino Mega 2560 available and distributes them via on-board jumper for the management of the digital output lines. It also takes the signals from the PL0 ÷ 7 port of the Mega 2560 to manage the…
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