EEPROM Part 3 – External SPI EEPROMs
Compared to I2C-based EEPROMs, writing data to SPI EEPROMs is faster, especially for bulk uploads. I explain how this works and will introduce my library for the SPI based EEPROMs.
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EEPROM Part 2 – external I2C EEPROMs
I show how you can use I2C controlled EEPROM ICs with your microcontroller. This works very comfortably with a library, but it can also be done without it.
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EEPROM Part 1 – AVR internal EEPROMs
AVR microcontrollers have an EEPROM in which you can store data permanently. I show you how to write to and read from it.
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Logic Analyzer
The Logic Analyzer is a low-cost tool that allows you to analyze signals such as I2C, SPI, PWM and much more. I introduce the Analyzer and the Logic 2 software.
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Blynk – An Introduction
Blynk is an easy-to-use IoT platform that allows you to control microcontrollers remotely. This is an introduction.
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WiFi BBQ thermometer
I will show you how to build a WiFi BBQ thermometer with a temperature sensor, an ESP32 board and a few other components.
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Wireless BBQ thermometer (433 MHz)
I will show you how to build a wireless 433 MHz BBQ thermometer with alert function and graphical display of the temperature curve.
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Using WiFi with the ESP8266 and ESP32
I show you step by step how to network and control your ESP32 or ESP8266 boards via WLAN and how to exchange data between them.
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SIM800L module
With the SIM800L, you can add mobile phone functions to your projects, e.g. make calls or send measured values via SMS and much more.
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Strain gauges
With strain gauges you can measure the strain and bending of components. I’ll show you how to use them with the HX711 or op amps.
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