![Smart home monitoring system using Raspberry Pi Smart home monitoring system using Raspberry Pi](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/mag1-1024x480.jpg)
Smart home monitoring system using Raspberry Pi
The advent of Internet of Things in recent years has made everyday objects smart and easily connectable to the internet. It has allowed us to automate our home by monitoring and controlling home appliances such as lights, sprinklers, thermostat, door locks, security systems, and many...
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Meet Wembi – The World’s First, Closed Loop Conversion Kit for 3D Printer
The future of 3D printing is here and it has a name – Wembi. Boasting an advanced PID compensation system that detects issues while your 3D printer or other CNC based machine is moving, Wembi readjusts itself to eliminate printing problems and help you get the perfect prints...
Continue Reading![Etch a Sketch featuring gen4-uLCD-50DT Etch a Sketch featuring gen4-uLCD-50DT](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/etch-a-sketch-featuring-gen4-ulc-1024x576.jpg)
Etch a Sketch featuring gen4-uLCD-50DT
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Continue Reading![LDO regulator boasts high PSRR LDO regulator boasts high PSRR](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Linear_LT3045.jpg)
LDO regulator boasts high PSRR
by Susan Nordyk @ edn.com: In addition to low noise, the LT3045 linear regulator from Linear Technology provides a PSRR (power supply rejection ratio) of >90 dB to 10 kHz and >70 dB to 2.5 MHz, quieting noisy or high-ripple input supplies. The LDO regulator’s ultralow spot...
Continue Reading![Using Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD) With Arduino Using Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD) With Arduino](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/FQJ5LRRIUKENVX9.MEDIUM.jpg)
Using Resistance Temperature Detector (RTD) With Arduino
Most of hardware developers have used a temperature sensor in one or more of theirs projects. There are many types of temperature sensors, such as LM35, thermistors, and resistance thermometers. These types differ in response speed, temperature ranges, accuracy, and other...
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Printable Circuits by PragmatIC Changing the IoT Future
PragmatIC is a world leader in manufacturing ultra low cost flexible electronics enabling the potential for trillions of “smart objects” that can interact with their environment. It has developed a unique platform of patented technologies to design and manufacture flexible...
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E-paper Shield Kit for the Teensy
Jarek tipped us with his latest project, an E-paper screen shield kit for Teensy. He writes: E-paper screens have been hacked out of Kindles and store price tags for a while, but this is the first ( to my knowledge ) open-source project which offers a simple and cheap interface for...
Continue Reading![Clinical-grade human body temperature sensor has ±0.1°C accuracy Clinical-grade human body temperature sensor has ±0.1°C accuracy](https://www.electronics-lab.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/161025edne-maxim30205.png)
Clinical-grade human body temperature sensor has ±0.1°C accuracy
Maxim Integrated has posted details of the MAX30205 temperature sensor for thermometer applications. The sensor accurately measures temperature and provide an overtemperature alarm/interrupt/shutdown output. by Graham Prophet @ edn.com The chip converts the temperature...
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