Musicians and Raspberry Pi enthusiasts may be interested in a new project published to the official Raspberry Pi blog this week documenting a new project using the small Raspberry Pi Pico mini PC that can automatically tune your guitar. The Pico powered guitar tuning box has been created by Redditor u/thataintthis otherwise known as Guyrandy Jean-Gilles and makes it […]
Awesome Raspberry Pi automatic guitar tuner project Read More »
Kevin’s CircuitBrains boards are now listed and live on circuitpython.org/downloads. Kevin submitted the Deluxe model to Crowd Supply will have a project to support fabrication and fulfillment soon – Twitter. [via] CircuitBrains Basic CircuitPython on an ARM Cortex M0 in 1 square inch! This “Just Add Solder” castellated module is perfect for incorporating into your own project. The CircuitBrains Basic board footprint
CIRCUITBRAINS BOARDS, CASTELLATED MODULES COMING SOON … Read More »
Description: FR-4 stands for flame retardant, and it means that the material meets the UL94V-0 standard for inflammability of plastic materials. It ensures that fire does not spread. What does FR-4 stand for? “FR-4” stands for “Flame-Retardant,” and “fiberglass epoxy” stands for “fiberglass epoxy.” This phrase refers to the most common material used to make
What is FR-4 PCB? Data Sheet Thickness & Temperature Rating 2021 Read More »
In case you’ve been living under a rock that doesn’t have internet access, the Raspberry Pi Foundation got into the silicon sales and microcontroll`er game all at once this year with the Raspberry Pi Pico. It’s small, it’s capable, and it costs a measly $4. Surely you have one or two of them by now,
NEW VIDEO SERIES: RASPBERRY PI PICO AND RP2040 DEEP DIVE WITH URI SHAKED Read More »
Even as technology keeps progressing, we find ourselves coming back to the classics again and again. Pong is quite possibly the classic game, and the Raspberry Pi Pico is one of the latest microcontrollers. So [Nick Bild] combined them expertly in his Pico Pong project, which includes gesture controls and a custom VGA output. Rolling your own VGA
PI PICO PROJECT PLAYS PONG PERFECTLY Read More »
The Stargate Universe franchise has spawned numerous movies, serials, books, comics and games since 1994, and has been a favorite among science fiction fans. Prop makers and hackers often try building their own Stargate replica – the Einstein–Rosen bridge portal that allows almost instantaneous travel between two distant locations. Building an authentic looking prop requires
AMAZING STARGᐰTE WITH DHD AND INFINITY MIRROR WORMHOLE Read More »
You know those bottle fillers at schools and airports? What if you had one of those at home? We know what you’re going to say: “My fridge has one of those!” Well ours doesn’t, and even though [Chris Courses’] fridge did, his bottle of choice didn’t fit in the vertically-challenged water and ice hutch, nor
BOTTLE FILLER PERFECTLY TOPS YOUR CUP Read More »
52pi ICE Tower makes your Raspberry Pi 4 look like a beast but lacks fan and LEDs controls. I fixed that! The coolest heatsink for Raspberry Pi 4 Improving the design of the 52pi ICE Tower Heatsink Some time ago I reviewed the ICE Cooling Tower from 52pi – an impressive heatsink with a 40mm fan. You
RPM & RGB Mod for 52pi Ice Tower Heatsink for Raspberry Pi 4 Read More »
A highly capable and extremely flexible open source multitool for digital electronics. Explore digital interfaces on ease. What is Glasgow Interface Explorer? Glasgow is a tool for exploring digital interfaces. It is designed for embedded developers, reverse engineers, digital archivists, electronics hobbyists, and anyone else who wants to communicate with a wide selection of digital
GLASGOW INTERFACE EXPLORER FOR EXPLORING DIGITAL INTERFACES Read More »
Hallowe’en may be over for another year, but that just means you’ve got more time to prepare your build for next time. [gocivici] has a fun twist on the classic mirror scare that might be just up your alley. The build starts with an old black and white TV, hooked up to a Raspberry Pi 3. The
HAUNTED TV DOES MIRROR SCARES WITH RASPBERRY PI Read More »
