Attiny85 EMF detector
https://www.electronics-lab.com/attiny85-emf-detector/
by masteruan @ instructables.com: This is a simple tutorial to create an EMF detector. You can use Arduino for this job, but is better use a microcontroller called Attiny85. It is possible program it throe the Arduino interface. Attiny85 EMF detector – [Link]
Arduino with GSM and PIR Sensor
https://www.electronics-lab.com/arduino-with-gsm-and-pir-sensor/
by motheeb @ instructables.com: This lesson will allow you to use SMS to control an LED along with using Arduino to make automatic calls to your phone in case it sensed movements in your room. You will be able to listen to the voices there and act upon emergency. Arduino with GSM and PIR Sensor – […]
DIY Capacitance Meter
https://www.electronics-lab.com/diy-capacitance-meter/
electro-labs.com published another great project based on Atmega328P: We are building another opensource SoloPCB project which is very enjoyable to build and use. In our electronics works, we frequently need to know the actual value of a capacitor. As you know, small sized SMD capacitors have no markings showing their values. Or there are lots of […]
OpenduinoGSM an open source tool Arduino IDE compatible with Opengate project inside
https://www.electronics-lab.com/openduinogsm-an-open-source-tool-arduino-ide-compatible-with-opengate-project-inside/
Emanuele @ dev.emcelettronica.com: OpenduinoGSM is an open source tool for hobbyists & professional makers. The first project realized is the useful opengate (one ring with your phone and the gate is open). Inspired with OpenduinoGSM! With OpenduinoGSM you have the option of using the Arduino development environment, so anyone, even those who are unfamiliar electronics and […]
Arduino Project: Flappy Bird game Clone with a 1.8″ color TFT display (ST7735)
https://www.electronics-lab.com/arduino-project-flappy-bird-game-clone-with-a-1-8-color-tft-display-st7735/
Educ8s.com @ youtube.com: Playing the Flappy Bird game on Arduino is extremely easy. With a cheap Arduino Uno and a very cheap 1.8″ color TFT display (ST7735) you can enjoy the classic game, the best part? It is going to be a DIY project. Actually you can build your own gaming console using Arduino, like […]
DIY Oscilloscope using Arduino and Graphic LCD
https://www.electronics-lab.com/diy-oscilloscope-using-arduino-and-graphic-lcd/
Prasad Pandit @ youtube.com: I have designed an Oscilloscope using Arduino Mega 2560 and 128×64 GLCD. It works pretty good for verification of signal the range of input frequency is upto 10-12MHz and Sampling rate is 200KSPS. It has no Attenuation so you will have to convert highvoltage signal to 5 v pTp signal. And yes […]
Touchscreen-controlled Arduino Geiger Counter
https://www.electronics-lab.com/touchscreen-controlled-arduino-geiger-counter/
by Toumal @ github.com: A touchscreen-controlled Geiger Counter for Arduino. Requires a Radiation Watch Pocket Geiger sensor, a ITDB02 Display from SainSmart and an Arduino Mega. Software needs my fork of the RadiationWatch library, the ITDB02 library as well as the UTouch library Touchscreen-controlled Arduino Geiger Counter – [Link]
Arduino Mini Geiger Counter
https://www.electronics-lab.com/arduino-mini-geiger-counter/
by paulindallas @ instructables.com: Last Black Friday, the big sale day that comes right after Thanksgiving, I came across a sale on the Electronic Goldmine web site for a Geiger counter kit and tube for about $30. Now I always wanted to play with a Geiger counter, even as a kid back in the 50’s when […]
Control servo motors with potentiometers and Arduino
https://www.electronics-lab.com/control-servo-motors-with-potentiometers-and-arduino/
by break_it_fix_it @ instructables.com: I needed to be able to control 3 different servo motors by altering the position of 3 potentiometers. There are lots of people out there doing things like this, but I couldn’t find an exact match for everything I needed, so I decided to post up this instructable to bring everything I […]
LED Wave Display
https://www.electronics-lab.com/led-wave-display/
by 17bhuey @ instructables.com: In order to create this project, many physical materials are necessary, a lot of which will not be found lying around at home. In order to do this project, you should go out to computer stores or look online for these products. Keep in mind that you can upgrade to larger LED […]