By Bajdi on May 17, 2012
I bought a couple of 3W power leds on Ebay recently. These 3 watt power leds have a forward voltage of 3,4V and need 700mA current to shine at their maximum rating. A led is a semiconductor and needs current limiting to make it work. With small leds you just put a small resistor in […]
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By Bajdi on May 4, 2012
I built myself a remote control, Arduino based of course. I needed something that was more practical to use then just an Arduino Uno with various parts connected to it. My old remote control consisted of an Arduino Duemilanove with a joystick, wireless nRF24L01 module, Lipo battery and LCD attached. I had to hold all […]
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By Bajdi on April 18, 2012
I already bought a single ATmega 328P-PU microcontroller, I got it from the official Arduino store and it came with the bootloader already on it. I didn’t have much trouble putting sketches on the chip when I put it on a breadboard. While searching for information on how to accomplish this I read that putting […]
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