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    Make a simple 12V Dual power source charger

    11/28/202410/27/2024 by Faveren Caleb
    dual power source charger

    In this project, we will design a dual power source charger. This charger uses power from the electricity grid and solar power. The system prioritises the electricity grid over solar.

    Categories How to Tags Electronics components, Solar Charger, Switch

    How to make an I2C slave send data in an I2C system

    11/28/202410/06/2024 by Faveren Caleb
    I2C slave

    The master device mostly controls the I2C slave device. In this post, we will send data from the master to the slave. This is useful as some projects require the

    Categories How to Tags Arduino, I2C communication, I2C slave, I2C System, Newping.h library, Ultrasonic Sensor

    How to use Newping.h Library for ultrasonic sensors

    11/28/202410/01/2024 by Faveren Caleb
    Newping.h library

    Newping.h is a Library developed by Tim Eckel. It makes interfacing and using ultrasonic sensors much easier. The library can be installed directly from the Arduino IDE, or the zip

    Categories How to Tags Arduino, Newping.h library, Ultrasonic Sensor

    How to use L298N dual H-bridge motor driver

    11/28/202409/21/2024 by Faveren Caleb
    L298N motor driver

    The L298N dual H-bridge motor driver is among the most popular DC motor drivers. It features a simple interface and uses fewer pins to connect to the microcontroller. Its method

    Categories How to Tags Arduino, Electronics components, L298N, Motor Driver

    How to use Serial communication between 2 Arduino boards

    11/28/202409/19/2024 by Faveren Caleb
    serial communication

    Serial communication refers to data transmission between two or more devices over a communication channel. Arduino Uno and other smaller variants have two (2) serial communication pins namely RX and

    Categories How to Tags Arduino, I2C communication, serial communication

    How to use DHT11 sensor

    11/28/202409/16/2024 by Faveren Caleb
    DHT11 project

    DHT11 is a four(4) pin sensor for measuring temperature and humidity. This sensor is cheap, small, and reliable for temperature and humidity projects. The DHT 11 works well with all

    Categories How to Tags Arduino, DHT11, Electronics components, ESP8266, Humidity, Temperature

    Multiple devices on a slave in an I2C system

    11/28/202409/05/2024 by Faveren Caleb
    I2c system with Blynk ioT

    A typical I2C system consists of two separate components or microcontrollers between which we intend to enable data transmission. The I2C system is handy in electronics design as it can

    Categories How to Tags Arduino, Blynk IoT, Electronics components

    I2C communication between microcontrollers

    11/28/202408/28/2024 by Faveren Caleb
    I2C communication

    I2C communication refers to the transfer of data between two devices. It stands for Inter-Integrated Circuit. It is a protocol that aids the communication/data transfer between two microcontrollers or components.

    Categories How to Tags Arduino, ESP8266, I2C

    Interfacing I2C LCD with ESp8266

    11/28/202408/25/2024 by Faveren Caleb
    I2C featured image

    ESP8266 has become a common component for building IOT-capable devices. The I2C display module is a popular I2C technology that makes interfacing devices easier. It stands for Inter-Integrated Circuit. ESP8266’s

    Categories How to Tags ESP8266, How to, I2C, LCD
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