Tag: Arduino

ESP32 simulator is open-source software, which simulates many of the features of the ESP32 microcontroller. It is a great tool for testing your code before getting started with the hardware aspects. The software also provides various templates, with provision for customization. It also...

Infineon Technologies MOTIX™ BLDC TLE956X Motor Control Shield (BLDCSHIELDTLE956XTOBO1) is a demonstration and development platform for the TLE9563-3QX Motor Control System IC. The TLE9563-3QX is a multifunctional system IC with an integrated power supply, communication...

The project presented here is a low-cost solution to control high-power brushed DC motor speed and direction. Traditional DC motor controllers are based on solid-state circuitry known as H-Bridge. Here we have made an H-bridge configuration using high current 2 x relays which can handle...

This DC Motor controller provides direction and speed control of brushed DC Motor using Rotary Encoder. This is Arduino compatible hardware that consists of LMD18201 DC motor driver chip, Atmega328 microcontroller, Rotary Encoder, L317 regulator, and other components.  Hardware offers...

Independent hardware Developer, Travis Lin, has just designed and launched his newest device with the product name, DSTIKE USB KEEPER. The board is designed to function as an input device to a personal computer (PC) and an integrated USB HID Arduino board for project developments. The...

Arduino UNO Mini Limited Edition is a special collectible version of the Arduino UNO, designed to celebrate the UNO's 16th anniversary. The UNO Mini Limited Edition features a compact 26.7mm x 34.2mm form factor, with black and gold trim. This edition of the UNO will be limited to...

Including 3 x Arduino Nano IoTs, 3 x Arduino Nanos and 3 x Arduino Uno Rev 3s in partnership with Farnell This month oemsecrets.com has teamed up with Farnell to give away 9 development boards from Arduino including 3 x Arduino Nano IoTs, 3 x Arduino Nanos and 3 x Arduino Uno Rev...

The UNO Mini Limited Edition is here to celebrate a pretty epic milestone in Arduino’s history. The iconic board, which first launched back in 2010, has become synonymous with Arduino itself. It’s like the company and the board are inextricably linked in the minds of makers around...