The speed of light in vacuum is a well-known universal constant and is considered to be the nature’s ultimate speed limit. No matter, energy, and information can travel faster than this speed. The speed of light has always been a topic of great interest and significance throughout history. In the course of measuring the speed […]
Measuring the speed of light with electronics Read More »
When I started to deal with Chinese electronics suppliers from websites like Alibaba, Aliexpress and Taobao, I discovered that there are huge amount of undiscovered tools from the Chinese market. They are not easily discovered, maybe due to the Chinese language barrier, especially when we deal with a Chinese website like Taobao or maybe because
Tools for the Electronics Hobbyist Part 1- Graphical Components Tester Read More »
More Raspberry Pi Electronics Experiments – Gertboard and Potentiometer-Controlled LED Cluster Posted on February 3, 2013 by rakanalysis One of the things which alerted me to the potential of the Raspberry Pi as an electronics control system was the announcement of the Gertboard before the Raspberry Pi was released into the market. When the Gertboard was
Above and below are the diagrams of the electronics that will interface the alarm system sensors with the Raspberry Pi. The first diagram is a conventional electronics schematic and the second is how you can build the circuit prototype on a bread board. We have shown two identical circuits representing two contacts in your
Today I will show you how to use Estimcad CircuitDraw to create diagrams for electronics and robotics projects. This is the second article in a series outlining the installation and use of CircuitDraw.Other Articles: Introduction to CircuitDraw Using CircuitDraw to create electronics diagrams Adding secondary components on CircuitDraw 0.2 Download and setup There is no
Using CircuitDraw to create electronics diagrams Read More »
Topic Discussion Overview Installation from scratch Hardware Pin Out Raspberry Pi, HelloWorld for I/O pins Understanding UART, SPI, I2C port on Raspberry Pi Networking on Raspberry Pi Accessing Raspberry Pi through the network C Programming Python Programming Java Programming List of frequent used Commands Add Wifi to Raspberry Pi STEP 01: Download this quick start
Raspberry Pi (low level I/O electronics control) Read More »
As I said in the previous part, I’m not an electrical engineer. I haven’t touched any real electronics since school. However, the internet is a wonderful place, and thanks to a number of other sources I was able to figure out how to get the Pi to drive a couple of motors. Essentially this guide
Camera Platform Electronics Read More »
