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Read Analog Voltages with an Arduino and display them on an LCD
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Arduino based Indoor Environmental Quality Station
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Arduino LCD Oscilloscope
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Arduino Uno 3 Million Samples per Second Logic Analyzer
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Bidirectional Bluetooth-based Android Controller for Arduino
When developing a project there will come a time that you will need to communicate with the outside world. Serial communication is often the simplest way to get data in and out but when it comes to...
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Arduino Quadcopter iPhone Control
Arduino Quadcopter iPhone Control This Arduino Quadcopter by Kyle Fieldus has iPhone Control, similar to the AR Drone you can tilt the phone to control the quadcopter. Touch OSC is being used to...
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AnalysIR is an Arduino based IR Remote Control Analyzer. This system will help you get some use from the mountain of IR based remote controls most of us have laying around. Via: Arduino Blog...
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If you need an easy way to control the light color of your strip lights this weekend project uses an android phone to send data to an Arduino via a USB cable. You are able to select various colors on...
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Overclocking an Arduino with liquid Nitrogen
If you need to squeeze a bit more speed out of your Arduino project Overclocking with liquid Nitrogen might not be the best way but it sure looks like fun! Via: Dangerous Prototypes. “Why CMOS...
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Nanoscope built with Lego, Makeblock and Arduino
This Nanoscope was built during a 5 day LEGO workshop, LEGO and Makeblock allowed for some rapid building but some custom 3D printed parts were also needed. It can sense very small structures and scan...
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