Tag: breadboard

ANT BBPS (breadboard power supply) is an open-source, compact power supply carefully designed to connect to the end of any M102 breadboard. It can be plugged directly into the power connection pins and does not interfere with anything else because of its unique shape. ANT BBPS offers an...

TIMI stands for Tiny Intelligent Modular Instrument, an embedded electronic hardware product that launched as an update from the original TIMI-96. TIMI-130 simulates many typical components used in most breadboard-based projects to save time and money by being a suitable replacement for...

David Johnson-Davies published a new project on his personal blog. He shows us how to build a minimal microcontroller on a breadboard based on the ATmega4809, the microprocessor used in the latest AVR-based Arduino boards. It includes a USB-to-serial converter so you can connect it to...

This is a breadboard friendly power supply with multiple input options. It can be powered from a USB port or from attached AAA batteries. It also supports Lithium battery input, Single cell(3.7V) and Dual Cell (7.4V,Max:9V) all supported. Output is 2 way adjustable (2-Way Adjustable...

LabRecon allows one to build rich graphical interfaces for “remote” IoT (Internet of Things) or “local” measurement and control applications.  A drag-and-drop panel builder and graphical “Wiring” programming environment allows one to easily build an interface and create the...

John Loeffler didn't have much to build a power supply for his bench so he decided to build his own and he did it nicely. This Project is to produce 3 final Prototypes. All Power Supplies will have USB Charging of Lithium Batteries and a Load Sharing. Prototype 1: Simple Constant...

A powerful power supplier board for your electronics project. Super wide output, 1.25V up to 24V. Features: Multi Input Multi Output Leave Input at the bottom board to support the board and balance the board Wide Rage output 1.25V-24V Use DC-DC switch convert...

How to connect the Helium Arduino stack with the Google IoT Core Channel using the Infinity-Shield mixed reality hardware emulator for VBB. by James Caska: I have been developing Virtual Breadboard since 1999. It's a fun way to learn about microcontrollers in a virtual sandbox and...