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This is just a list with a few Electronics Surplus stores in the Silicon Valley area in Califirnia, that might be of interest when visiting the area
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New bootloader file for ATmega8L
When using the LCD I/O Backpack with the ATmega8L-8AU, you need a bootloader that runs at 8 MHz. But the one shipping with Arduino for the ATmega8 has some less…
Alternative programming cable for LCD I/O Backpack
Following up with yet another alternative to the FTDI cable or adapter.
RFID Readers with Netduino
Up until now, all I had done with the Netduino was blink the built-in LED, but after seeing a question on the Netduino forum regarding two RFID readers I had…
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Converting between 2mm and 100mil pin spacing
Posted on January 2, 2011 | No CommentsFor the post about RFID readers with Netduino, I had to use the ID-20 reader from ID Innovations that has very short pins with 2mm spacing and not the breadboard... -
Programming the LCD I/O Backpack with an Arduino
Posted on December 20, 2010 | No CommentsSince the workshop in the beginning of October, there has been a few requests for alternatives to the FTDI USB to TTL level UART adapters. They are a bit expensive,... -
Introducing the LCD I/O Backpack
Posted on November 20, 2010 | No CommentsI admit, it has been a little slow for the past couple of months here on the blog, but that doesn’t mean nothing has happened. For a workshop in Labitat,...
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Custom LCD Characters with Arduino
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4 LCD displays on 1 Arduino
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I got my MSP430 LaunchPad
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Using a quadrature encoder as input to FPGA
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Controlling an RC Servo with an FPGA
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Learning to program FPGA’s
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Maker Faire
Photos from Bay Area Maker Faire 2010
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It’s time for some tinkering
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