Tag: Arduino

Including 3 x Arduino Nano IoTs, 3 x Arduino Nanos and 3 x Arduino Uno Rev 3s in partnership with Farnell This month oemsecrets.com has teamed up with Farnell to give away 9 development boards from Arduino including 3 x Arduino Nano IoTs, 3 x Arduino Nanos and 3 x Arduino Uno Rev...

The UNO Mini Limited Edition is here to celebrate a pretty epic milestone in Arduino’s history. The iconic board, which first launched back in 2010, has become synonymous with Arduino itself. It’s like the company and the board are inextricably linked in the minds of makers around...

This project will help you to easily develop an Arduino compatible project that requires 4 x -7Segment 0.5″ displays. The project consists of an Atmega328 microcontroller, 4 x BC847 NPN transistors to drive the common cathode displays. All displays are used in multiplexing...

This project will help you to easily develop an Arduino compatible project that requires 3 x 7-Segment 0.5″ displays. These are common cathode displays that use multiplexed configuration, BC847 transistor drives 3 x common cathodes, all display segments are connected to the...

This is an Arduino compatible board that contains an Atmega328 microcontroller and Bipolar Stepper Motor Driver chip STK682-010. This Hybrid IC from ON Semiconductor can deliver up to 2.5A current and it can have an input supply up to 32V DC. It has multiple micro-stepping options such...

The EEWeb Design Contest First Edition sponsored by Arduino and Altium is now open for submissions. This inaugural contest challenges hardware design enthusiasts from all over the world to develop an imaginative and innovative design project of a motor control system with the Arduino...

Small, robust and powerful board with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity combined with its low power architecture makes it a practical solution. This month oemsecrets.com has teamed up with Farnell to giveaway an Arduino MKR WiFi 1010 Development Board to two lucky winners. Simply follow...

This is an easy-to-make LED dimmer using RF remote control. The project is capable of driving a load up to 24W (2A X 12V LED). Any 12V single or 12V LED strip can be used. This is an open-source Arduino compatible hardware that has Atmega328 microcontroller, Potentiometer, MOSFET, 5V...