I²C Communication Protocol
In this quick tutorial you will learn about the I²C communication protocol. You may have already noticed that I²C is widely used in the embedded world, to plug and read all those wonderful sensors. Let’s see why.
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In this quick tutorial you will learn about the I²C communication protocol. You may have already noticed that I²C is widely used in the embedded world, to plug and read all those wonderful sensors. Let’s see why.
One of the nit-picking criticisms the Raspberry Pi boards get, is that they do not have an on-board real-time clock. When the power is switched off, those poor Raspberries forget what time and day it is.
In this quick tutorial we’ll enable the I2C bus on the Raspberry Pi.
By default the Raspberry Pi comes with the I2C channel disabled. In order to enable it we have two options: enable it “on-demand” or enable it by modifying some configuration files so it’s enabled by default at every start-up.
LEDs are everywhere. From your keyboard to remote controls. Initially used for indication purposes, now we can see them on big wall screens or illuminating entire rooms. In this quick guide you’ll learn the basics about LEDs and some tips and tricks. Read more →
We’ve seen how to drive one or more AK-Mr.Wood-L modules via an Arduino, but not everyone uses Arduinos; another very popular development platform today is the Raspberry Pi.
Welcome back to another “New Products” post. This time we have some LEDs and prototyping components.
This guide shortly explains how to use the AK-3232 Level Converter. Let’s start with the basics:
In general, you need a RS232 Level Converter when connecting the UART of a TTL device (for example, the serial port of your microprocessor) to a standard RS232 serial port of, for example, a PC.
Hello and welcome back. This time we have two new breakout boards and some prototyping tools.
We have some new products, and with these we surpass the +100 products in the catalog. Thank you. We can’t thank our customers enough.
This time we got some sensor boards. These were missing in our catalog and some of you have asked for them, so here they are.
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