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I am Rifat. I hold a B.Sc. degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering. Then did jobs at different companies from 2011 to 2020. My longest tenure was with an online store that sold electronic components and had R&D facilities of its own. The company did similar to what SparkFun...
OK, if you use SONAR, IR, PIR etc, the system will not be able to determine if it's a cat or person or an object. If that is not the headache, you can use HCSR04 or PIR sensor. Either way it will work. You can interface multiple sensors with an Arduino...
I have been using this forum for a long time, and in my previous answer, I only shared what I saw. I have noticed the merge long ago. If I unintentionally said something offensive, I apologise.
What exactly do you wish to make with the ESP32-C5? Here is a general review of this particular board. https://www.haraldkreuzer.net/en/news/esp32-c5-dual-band-24-and-5ghz-wi-fi-6-iot-projects
Yes, electronics lab merged with MakerPro last year. The name MakerPro does not exist anymore. It also took me some time to understand what happened when I first tried to access MakerPro after the merge. Anyway, admins and members are still the same. So, you can post questions without any...
I have used tinkercad for arduino-based simulation. But can we use that for simulating ordinary MCUs like Atmega32? In proteus, we can upload the .hex file and simulate. Is it possible with tinkercad too?
A home-made grating can work in mid-infrared. You do not need nanometer-scale slits for spectral resolution. Resolution depends on illuminated grooves and optical geometry. The main difficulty is obtaining a suitable mid-infrared detector.
Your PSU likely shuts down under load because of a fault. Test the PSU unloaded by disconnecting the controller entirely. If the voltage stays stable, the controller is faulty. If the voltage collapses, the PSU itself is bad. Measure resistance controller +V to ground for shorts.
A low reading...