Category: Arduino
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DIY Power Meter project by using Arduino Pro Mini
Introduction Hello, electronics community! Today I will present you a project which lets you measure the voltage and current of an appliance, and display it together with the power and energy values. A current/Voltage measuring If you wanted to measure voltage and current of a circuit with an Arduino, the procedure is pretty straight forward.…
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Control your RGB LED strip wirelessly with ESP8266
Hello! In this article, I will explain how to use an ESP8266 µC in order to control an RGB LED strip, for amazing color shows. This project relies on a 3-channel constant current driver for the RGB LED strip. Due to the WiFi compatibility of the ESP8266 we can control the lights in any way…
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Digital Spirit Level A DIY Project Module by Electronicslovers
Introduction There is a time when you need to mount a piece of furniture or something similar in your home and for a straight mounting everybody usual use a spirit level. ElectronicsLovers Tech Team built this module, which has one difference from a usual one: it’s digital. This project also comes in handy for people who…
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Interacting with an OLED Display via an I2C Bus system | Diy Project
Hello! I’m back with another beginners’ tutorial. This time, we will interact with an OLED 0.96” Display using the I2C Bus. Now let’s get started. For this tutorial, the project list is short. You only will need an Arduino Nano and an OLED Display. For the second part of this tutorial, you will also need…
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A Simple HomeMade Wi-Fi Jammer by using an ESP8266 | DIY Project
Introduction: Ever heard of the ESP12E? This tiny microcontroller (also known as Wi-Fi module or NodeMCU) is quite popular among hackers and techies for Wi-Fi hacks. You can use it to jam a Wi-Fi connection and therefore block any Wi-Fi connection so no one can connect to that network even if they know the password.…
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Control Speed of DC Motor Through Arduino IDE Serial Monitor
Introduction: In this project, we will be interfacing a DC motor to Arduino Nano so that its speed can be controlled by sending commands through a PC. The Arduino Nano is connected to the PC with the help of USB cable and commands are given through the serial monitor of the Arduino IDE. We will…
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Make Your Own Arduino Board by using Atemga328 IC – A DIY Project
Introduction: Atmega328 IC is the brain of the Arduino board. Arduino board is popular for use in projects but is not suitable for industrial use. Instead, we can use Standalone Atmega328 IC which can be programmed with Arduino IDE without using the Arduino board. In this project, we will be replacing the Arduino board with…
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Scrolling Text on a 8×8 LED Matrix Project | Sponsored By Pcbgogo
Introduction Everybody is familiar with LED Matrixes. They consist of, as the name implies, LED’s. For example, the Matrix I am going to use in this project is an 8×8 Matrix, which means it has 8 columns and 8 rows of LED’s, and it looks like this: I want to thank PCBGOGO for making this…