This project is motivated by Purdue University Electrical Engineering Senior Design, ECE 49022. Our team has collectively decided to make a “from scratch” DC Regulated Benchtop Power Supply. This product is aimed at a typical electronics hobbyist, and is capable of 0-32V and 0-3A, with constant voltage and constant current modes. It interfaces with…
The ATTO Board is very little and has several resources in a single board. Hereafter, in Figure 2, you can see a comparation with other Arduino boards. More info
Inspired by the game War Thunder, this maker programmed much more into the set of rules than a simple “tag, you’re out” match. Each tank has four sensors around the body. These sensors relate to crew members and shooting three of them wins you the game. There’s a commander, driver, gunner, and machine gunner to aim…
Halloween might still be a month away, but scaring the crap out of your friends is timeless – and all you’re going to need to pull off a killer prank is: – Raspberry Pi 3 Model B – 19’’ LCD panel – PIR Motion Sensor – Raspberry Pi Camera module This is enough to build…
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