Today I am going to build a Raspberry Pi Pico-based number pad. I am going to build a simple ortho linear number pad with 20 switches. Then I am going to go through how I installed KMK firmware on it. KMK can be installed on python based microcontrollers. It can be used for things as […]
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Makers, gamers and hobbyists looking for inspiration to create their next electronic game may be interested in a new Raspberry Pi project published to the Hackster.io website this month. Detailing how to create a unique game in which you slide numbered tiles on a grid to combine them to create a tile with the number
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Würth Elektronik’s GNSS modules are available in UART and I²C interfaces Würth Elektronik’s GNSS modules, Elara and Erinome series, are suitable for different application areas, such as tracking and navigation devices, container localization, fleet management or autonomous agricultural machines. Elara Modules: The Elara-I module is a compact GNSS module with an integrated antenna for operation in location-based applications, products,
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Würth Elektronik’s 2.4 GHz modules feature six configurable I/O pins and a small 8 mm x 12 mm size Würth Elektronik offers the Bluetooth® Low Energy 5.1 module Proteus-III and the proprietary version Thyone-I. The modules measure only 8 mm x 12 mm x 2 mm, feature an integrated antenna, encryption technology, six configurable I/O pins, and are based on the Nordic Semiconductor nRF52840 chipset.
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The joke was when the Nintendo 64 first hit the streets around a quarter century ago, that the 64 in the name referred not to the technology on board, but to the excessive cost of the cartridges. Whatever the truth in that, it’s something now completely laid to rest by [Konrad Beckmann] with his Nintendo 64
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New Enterprise Network Security Solution based on Intel Xeon Processor D-2100 IBASE Technology Inc. , a leader in the manufacture of network appliances and embedded systems, is pleased to announce its latest FWA8600 1U rackmount network computing appliance based on the Intel Xeon D-2100 processor product family and with up to 25 GbE ports. This
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Finding the right angle to approach a Raspberry Pi project can be tricky. Still, maker and developer Parisiancyclist, as he’s known on Reddit, has found a happy balance with this mesmerizing ball on a plate project(opens in new tab). With the help of a Raspberry Pi, it automatically tilts a plate as needed to prevent a ball from
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Introducing the DIY Wii nunchuck controller we didn’t know we wanted. It’s no secret that we love old hardware here at Tom’s Hardware, and if you can shove a Raspberry Pi in it, we’re even more interested. Such is the case today with Adrian Papineau’s Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W-powered Wii nunchuck wireless mouse(opens in new tab), a
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Lattice Semiconductor has introduced a new general-purpose FPGA family that has been developed to combine high I/O density, low-power, small packages and fast interfaces. [via] The Lattice Certus-NX series provides up to double the I/O density per mm 2 of similar FPGAs, and provides power savings, a small footprint, reliability, and instant-on performance. Devices in the family support
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If you are considering building a Raspberry Pi NAS storage solution using any of the mini PC systems available from the Foundation. You may be interested in the new Petabyte Pi Project project and video created by Jeff Geerling who has used a tiny Raspberry Pi to control 60 hard drives creating a storage system that features
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