Four-Channel Thermometer on OLED display
https://www.electronics-lab.com/four-channel-thermometer-oled-display/
David Johnson-Davies @ technoblogy.com build a four-channel thermometer that monitors the temperature at four temperature sensors, and gives a continuous readout on a small 128×32 OLED display. It’s a useful project for various applications like PSU or PC monitoring. The article describes 1-wire and code in details. It could be used in any application where […]
ESP32 NTP OLED clock
https://www.electronics-lab.com/esp32-ntp-oled-clock/
danman @ blog.danman.eu build a OLED display NTP clock and document his process on his blog: As a first project with my new ESP32 module with OLED display I chose to build OLED clock. I thought I’ll just find some existing code, upload it and it’s done. There are a few such projects for ESP8266 […]
GAME BYTE – Retro gaming system
https://www.electronics-lab.com/game-byte-retro-gaming-system/
Game Byte the open source gaming system for creating, sharing, and playing games is live on kickstarter. Over 100 free games. Make your own games. Game Byte is an open source gaming system for creating, sharing, and playing games. It’s SMALL! About the size of a credit card and fits in your pocket so you […]
Digital UV-meter with OLED Display
https://www.electronics-lab.com/digital-uv-meter-oled-display/
techn0man1ac @ instructables.com build a nice VU meter using Arduino and an OLED display. Hello, instructable. Today I will tell you how to make a simple digital VU meter (sound level meter) using Arduino and OLED displays and 2 resistors by yourself (DIY). The device is quite simple, for beginners it will be a rewarding […]
ATtiny85 Tiny OLED Watch
https://www.electronics-lab.com/attiny85-tiny-oled-watch/
An ATtiny85 and a 64×48 OLED display hand clock: This is the third in my series of minimalist watches based on the ATtiny85. This version displays the time by drawing an analogue watch face on a miniature 64×48 OLED display. It uses a separate crystal-controlled low-power RTC chip to keep time to within a few […]
Soldering pen for Weller RT tips with OLED display
https://www.electronics-lab.com/soldering-pen-weller-rt-tips-oled-display/
vlk @ hackaday.io build a very nice soldering pen with a OLED display. I found some projects where is used Weller soldering tips designed for WMRP soldering iron with standard 3.5mm jack and inside the tip is also thermocouple for sensing temperature. These tips are not so cheap but the quality is really great, especially […]
Using I2C SSD1306 OLED Display With Arduino
https://www.electronics-lab.com/using-i2c-ssd1306-oled-display-arduino/
Sometimes it may be necessary to use a display when making a hardware project, but one confusing thing is the size of the display and the required pins to control it. This tutorial will show you how to use a small I2C OLED display with Arduino using only two wires. The display used in this tutorial […]
Pixel 2.0, Arduino Zero-Like Board With Smart Display
https://www.electronics-lab.com/pixel-2-0-arduino-zero-like-board-smart-display/
The Pixel is an Arduino-compatible smart display, combining a 32-bit Cortex M0+ MCU with 32K of RAM, a 1.5″ 128×128 color OLED screen, and a microSD slot all in one package. This is Rabid Prototypes’ second iteration of Pixel, which originally raised nearly $10,000 on Kickstarter back in 2015. The board offers a number of […]
0.91 inch OLED display targets wearables
https://www.electronics-lab.com/0-91-inch-oled-display-targets-wearables/
Winstar’s WEO012832F is a small OLED display featuring 128×32 pixels in a 0.91 inch diagonal screen, suitable for wearable devices. by Julien Happich @ edn-europe.com: The WEO012832F module comes with a built-in SSD1306BZ controller IC, it supports an I 2C interface and a 14-pin FPC pinout. Standard emitting colours for the WEO012832F are available in […]
Thermometer That Pushes Arduino to Its Limits
https://www.electronics-lab.com/thermometer-pushes-arduino-limits/
by gundolf @ instructables.com: Starting playing with Arduino seems simple enough. You can find all sorts of tutorials, instructables, wiring and code examples for pretty much every sensor, component, or module available. So far so good. But when the time comes for building a more complex device, the troubles start. The tutorials for adding multiple […]