Ultrasonic Sensor and Temperature Compensation
If you've been using Arduino, you might have used or have heard about the ultrasonic sensor Most of us use it for level/distance measurement while some use it to detect an...
Arduino Temperature Sensor
Project Overview I was recently commissioned to create a simple project for a coffee roasting machine Basically, I need to measure the temperature of the machine in real time to...
Energy-Saving Tips: Maximising the Efficiency of Your Air Conditioners
Are you weary of the excessive energy bills that the summer season brings Or maybe you're keen on going green and doing your part to reduce your carbon footprint Looking at your...
Creating a Pet-friendly Smart Home: How Automation Can Simplify Pet Care
With the advent of smart home technology and the impressive capabilities of systems like the CBus system, our lives have been simplified But what if we could apply the same...
The Electronics Tutorial for Thyristor
William Shockley devised a thyristor, commonly known as an SCR (silicon-controlled rectifier) The United States' General Electric Company created the first thyristor product in...
How Much Is A 3d Printer
Are you curious about 3D printing Have you ever wondered how much a 3D printer would cost 3D printing technology has been around for decades and is becoming increasingly...
Why is my MOSFET Heating Up?
MOS tubes are a requirement for developing a power supply or drive circuit MOS tubes are available in a wide range of colors, patterns, and sizes Use the power supply's or the...
Unleash the Potential of the Internet: 10 Essential IoT Starter Kits to Kickstart Your Journey
End your search for the ultimate, cost-effective IoT starter kits designed to help you construct innovative IoT solutions With these exceptional smart device kits, your journey...
Using JSON for Data Transfer with Arduino
Last time, I showed you how to send HTTP requests via TCP featuring the ENC28J60 ethernet shield We continue with our series with another post, this time, using JSON for data...
Arduino Programming: Ternary Operator
If your Arduino code involves decision-making, then it's very likely you're using conditional statements Using if else is common; switch statements as well But there is a third...