Wemos D1 Mini Boards
A little breather from current sensors:
I present the Wemos D1 Mini Board with its technical features and show how you integrate it into the Arduino IDE. I will highlight the main differences from the Arduino UNO Board.
A little breather from current sensors:
I present the Wemos D1 Mini Board with its technical features and show how you integrate it into the Arduino IDE. I will highlight the main differences from the Arduino UNO Board.
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Read MoreHere you will learn: What is a watchdog timer? How to use it on Arduino (UNO) and AVR MCUs? What to consider using the watchdog timer on the ESP8266 and Arduino Pro Mini.
Read MoreThe 16 bit Timer1 offers more options than the 8 bit timers from part 1 of this post. The similarities and differences are explained in detail.
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Read MorePortmanipulation is much faster than the classic Arduino functions. For this, logical operations are the basic tool. Both will be explained in this article.
Read MoreIn my last post I described how to upload your sketches to an ATtiny85 (or 84, 45, 44, 25, 24). To do this, you have to set up…
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