Search Results for : Arduino Boards

In Dec 2017, DFRobot’s LattePanda project approached Kickstarter to launch a community-backed LattePanda Alpha SBC with a 7th Gen Kaby Lake Intel Core m3-7Y30, and a closely identical LattePanda Delta with a Celeron N4100 from the “Gemini Lake” follow-on to Apollo Lake. Both...

Argos is a satellite-based system that collects, processes, and disseminates environmental data from fixed and mobile platforms worldwide. What makes Argos unique is the ability to geographically locate the source of the data anywhere on the Earth utilizing the Doppler effect. The...

Part sourcing is one of the most important and challenging activities associated with the development of any hardware project. So, selecting the right one is a critical step in the success of any product. From finding the exact components at the desired quantity, to buying the...

Over time we have built quite a number of data logger projects, but the emergence of more modern development boards, sensors and platforms mean there is an opportunity to add several new features to data-logging devices. For today's tutorial, we are going to build a datalogger based on...

STM32 was one of the names that were almost driven into oblivion, no thanks to the Arduino Revolution, but the name was brought back into the limelight when the STM32 Blue Pill was released. With its compatibility with the Arduino IDE via the STM32duino support package and its...

The Arduino Uno is unarguably one of the greatest development boards ever made and its impact as one of the boards that rekindled the fire of the electronics maker movement cannot be disputed. It came with enough power for users to build amazing projects, but it also was extremely easy to...

In one of our previous tutorials, we examined the development of a DIY-Geiger Counter showing the efforts of "Instructable" user Prabhat who combined the ESP8266 with a touch screen display to create a truly intuitive version of his Geiger Counter. He recently created an updated version...

644 Narrow and 1284 Narrow are the simplest and perfect upgrade option for all your small footprint Arduino projects. The Narrow board gives you 2 to 8 times more flash and RAM resources as compared to a Uno/Nano, plus total compatibility. A large amount of effective Flash and...