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When it comes to awesome electronics, most of us simply wait for companies to create cool things and then decide whether or not a gadget is worth our hard (DIY Drones. 
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The three scope shots shown yesterday illustrated how the output signal moves further and further away from the “ideal” input sine waves, near the limits of the AD8532 op-amp.
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A couple months ago I was playing with my Arduino Uno and I was wondering, what is the smallest Arduino that I could find these days? So fast forward, I am holding Femtoduino, smallest Arduino that...
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The £25 computer invented by a British foundation has turned into a global sensation. Its creators want to use it to teach children how to write code – but will it just end up in the hands of nerds?
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Remy at Spanish-language tech site Geektopia is a Raspberry Pi enthusiast with access to a thermal imager. Sounds like my kind of guy.
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Always an excellent blog - An interesting look at limits of op-amps.
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This website is here to guide you through the process of developing very basic operating systems on the Raspberry Pi!
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...On a whim I threw a Raspberry Pi and Yeti USB microphone in my bag, determined to create a networked, high-fidelity baby monitor...
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With this node.js interface you can control digital output pins and PWM settings using on-screen sliders and buttons. Interface between the Arduino and PC is via the usual USB cable...
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Microsoft's Imagine Cup Grants reward promising student innovators with cash - and this year the company is funding startups that combine phones, sensors and the cloud.
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"...I didn’t have a USB keyboard or HDMI cable handy, so here’s how I set it up “headlessly”, using OS X...."
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This example demonstrates using a Servo connected to a Netduino board.
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Raspberry Pi – the world's most grown up one-year-oldBusiness WeeklyThe Raspberry Pi micro-computer has proved a sensation in its first year of operation.
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Texas Instruments announced TI-RTOS, a complete real-time operating system based on a preemptive multithreading kernel for its MCU platforms. TI-RTOSs includes SYS/BIOS real-time kernel and network developer kit (NDK) TCP/IP stack. Via cnxsoft
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RT @devilqube: New Blog post Random thoughts: Raspberry Pi, the BerryClip and Java http://t.co/fqMnDvmy #raspberrypi #iwdev...
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Robotics competition "Heartraternater". Proof of concept project for ECG monitoring and call for help using Netduino Plus. (RT @netduino: Family project: Netduino-powered "Heartraternater" for robotics competition.
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The contraption can pick up motion with the maximum sensitivity possible.
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Chris, from PyroElectro.com, proposes a comprehensive tutorial on how to make a simple, yet effective, Arduino-based tachometer. Via Julien Bayle
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Tech2A slice of Raspberry Pi for underprivileged youngstersTech2Chaddha bought five Raspberry Pi boards in June and continued to teach them to crunch lines of code.
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For most of the working world, the onset of autumn and winter in the Northern hemisphere means one thing – waking up well before the sun rises to get a start on the daily grind.
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This marks my first real foray into actually sharing the stuff I work on with the internet. Lately people have been telling me I ought to blog about some of what I’ve been doing, so I’v... Via alhar ismail
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"...the Netduino plus has a built in ethernet jack and ethernet stack support. This way I could access my microcontroller over the web if I wanted to (and who wouldn’t?)."
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We do a lot of automated testing as we develop our hardware and software. Here's a picture of the current hardware test harness connected to a rev 2.0 Raspberry Pi...
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Create your own Web of Things using the Netduino Plus and ThingSpeak
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