Building the Colossus LED Display
https://www.electronics-lab.com/building-the-colossus-led-display/
by Adam Haile @ maniacallabs.com: The 2014 NC Maker Faire was a huge turning point for Maniacal Labs. It was there that the idea for the AllPixel and what is now BiblioPixel got their start. It’s also where we showed off our first custom-built LED display, the 24×24 LPD8806 matrix. At nearly 24 inches square, […]
Multi Channel Datalogger with OLED Display
https://www.electronics-lab.com/multi-channel-datalogger-with-oled-display/
by Jed Hodson @ prototypingcorner.me: A 3 Channel Datalogger Powered by the LinkIt One. This device can log data from 2 Analog Inputs and 1 Digital Input / Output with PWM capabilities. The Device syncs time from GPS and makes use of the on-board battery to make it become even more portable. With an OLED Display […]
Plug-in touchscreen makes a Raspberry Pi tablet
https://www.electronics-lab.com/plug-in-touchscreen-makes-a-raspberry-pi-tablet/
by Graham Prophet @ edn-europe.com: Distributor element14 has a 7-in. Touchscreen Display for the Raspberry Pi, expanding the ecosystem of accessories, to enable users to create all-in-one integrated projects such as turning their Pi into a tablet, infotainment system or embedded project. Compatible with Raspberry Pi 2, and Raspberry Pi 1 models B+ and A+*, the […]
EA DOGS displays – small by size, big by features
https://www.electronics-lab.com/ea-dogs-displays-small-by-size-big-by-features/
Minimum power consumption, very good legibility and a lot of versions – these are the EA DOG displays. When we speak about “versions” – in case of EADOG from company Electronic Assembly it means a lot of “glass” types (STM, FSTN, transflective,…) and what is unique – many s display + backlight combinations. Right thanks […]
GLCD MODULE
https://www.electronics-lab.com/glcd-module/
GLCD Adapter Board offers an easy way to interface a standard GLCD to your project. GLCD MODULE – [Link]
Raspberry Pi OLED Internet Bandwidth Display
https://www.electronics-lab.com/raspberry-pi-oled-internet-bandwidth-display/
by Archie500 @ instructables.com: In a very brief summary it works as follows: The Raspberry Pi uses SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) to get the WAN data rates from the router and then displays these graphically on the OLED screen. The Raspberry Pi was already set up as our media player and is next to the […]