I discovered the “Build A Simpsons TV” article in the Volume 79 issue of Make: magazine. The article is by Brandon Withrow and he did an excellent job documenting the build process in the article and on a dedicated web site: www.withrow.io/simpsons-tv-build-guide. As I embarked building my own Simpsons TV, I ran into issues being able to obtain […]
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A spinning top with a string is a traditional toy in Japan that is popular among children. My daughter started practicing spinning tops at the nursery school. I came up with an idea to add new feature to this top. If the effect is projected to the spinning tops, it must be fun! Supplies Materials: Raspberry
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I fully designed from scratch every single piece of this project to create a cool glowing Magic LED Cube, mainly made for light animation and basically could be explored for decoration of Electronics Labs. Designed around the awesome RP2040 Microcontroller and Built with a full of electronics passion All the used items are fully documented through this post
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Overview I bought a 32×64 RGB LED Panel in May of 2018 just for the hell of it. No real plan or application. I tend to go on buying binges for electronics periodically. I think I might have powered it up with some Arduino code I found online just to make sure all the LEDs
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The following short Python programs will demonstrate essential operation of the Raspberry Pi Pico board. These assume one or more I2C (or I2C) devices are externally attached. The I2C bus is a two-wire bidirectional serial bus for short-distance low-bandwidth communication between a microcontroller and peripherals. Each sample can be run by copying the program into code.py on
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The following short Python programs will demonstrate essential operation of the Raspberry Pi Pico board. These assume one or more binary input or output circuits are externally attached. Each can be run by copying the program into code.py on the CIRCUITPY drive offered by the board. The text can be pasted directly from this page, or each
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1 Executive Summary The document at hand describes the motivation, research, design and prototypingcompleted for the Senior Design 1 Semester at the University of Central Florida. Thefollowing will go into very detailed and rigorous amounts of information concerning thedevelopment of the Smart Mirror project of which Group 8 decided to take on as theirproject for
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1 Introduction 1.1 Acknowledgement We would like to thank Dr. Thomas Daniels for the assistance in researching, developing and guiding usthroughout the two semesters we have worked with him. He has been an amazing resource as weworked through challenges on the project. We appreciate all the time and effort that Dr. Daniels has putinto our
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Overview Our workshop will introduce students to the project “Graphic Design Display using Raspberry Pi and Adafruit LED”. This workshop is part of our club initiative to engage students in computer science courses through STEAM project experiences. The project is designed to incorporate technology and creative artwork in real-life experience. In our workshop, participants will
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Maintenance of GitLab CE on a Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) (Part 4) – OLED Status Display, passiv Cooling, GitLab Update Maintenance of GitLab CE on a Raspberry Pi 4 (4GB) (Part 4) (4GB) Backup GitLab data Update GitLab Version Shutdown GitLab Cleanup garbage from filesystem Cooling and fancy stuff (OLED) Note: This is part 4
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