The video post is about how I built a smart IR remote controller using a WEMOS D1 module to automate my new BLDC fan. In this video, I’ll walk you through the setup and integration process, enabling full control of the fan through my home...
Introduction
One important piece of equipment that is missing in my lab is an electronic load. Lately, I found myself ill so I was forcefully blocked home for few days. I decided to take advantage of this "free time" to try building myself ...
Multicomp Pro - Give Away Competition
Thanks to Multicomp Pro for sponsoring Student Day and our Benchtop Kit Bundle.
How to Enter:
Join the element14 Community.
Visit the competition Page here: You Are Here!
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Grüße von der Electronica 2024!
12th - 15th November in Munich we will be live and alive at Electronica 2024.
Come Find us!
Come catch up with e14phil and mayermakes from element14 presents ...
Hi!
I started writing on E14 in January of 2018 when I was first year of college, 6 and a half years later and around 70 blogs here later, I've finally gotten my Master's degree in Electrical Engineering! This site was a crucial part of that journey ...
Asteroid 2024 PT5 is expected to be captured by Earth's gravity on Sunday, September 29 and leave on Monday, November 25. (Image credit: Wikipedia)
NASA scientists have calculated that the Earth will gain a second 10-meter-wide "moon" ...
Disclaimer: This post is sponsored, and the ADP5470 featured here was provided for review purposes. The opinions expressed in this article are solely my own and do not reflect the views of my employer, and educational institution.
At Hong's Electr...
A few years ago, I designed an ATmega328P based corgi-shaped Arduino. Now armed with better PCB design skills and improved soldering techniques, I thought it was possible to improve upon this design. Using an ATSAMD21G18 with a feather pinout, t...
Intro
This blog is about some unique capabilities of the Digilent Analog Discovery Pro.
This instrument was a prize in the "Experimenting With Extreme Environments" design challenge.
This blog is not a road test, but I wanted to demonstrate a few of ...
Well my previous attempt at making this blog post failed, and nothing was saved. boo. This project is my exploration into utilizing the programable control features of my Agilent 33220A function generator, as at some point programtic control sure bea...
In some current professional projects, I have been really utilizing my Agilent 33220A function generator, but when I got tired of manualy scaling and configuring the thing, I decided it was finaly time to learn how to program the function generator. ...
For the past five years, element14 has been my playground to experiment, learn and share. This blog highlights some of the most rewarding and helpful to others projects I have created during that time, including AI projects, embedded systems bas...
Hurry! Second Prize was won by me in the Scavenger Hunt Quiz, it was pleasure to receive the prize from the ASIAN region. Element14 community gave me good opportunity to showcase my hidden talent as a reward BOSE speaker and Raspberry PI4 and en...
Good Day.
I won 1st prize in the Scavenger Hunt Quiz in ASIA region which was an exciting achievement, the prize include AirPod HeadPhones, Temperature control Soldering Station kit. The kit is costly I had never won such huge prize it was spec...
Hi, I am Praveen member of element14 community, Design Engineer working on IoT, AI, etc. I was actively participating Element14 community for webinars, roadtest, quizzes, Design challenges etc.
Once I received notification as community member t...
Not Gonna lie, Im a big fan of what Mirko Pavleski does, and when I saw his simple capacitance sensor I knew I had to build my very own. Right away, I noticed He is using an LCD screen that isnt in my stock pile, and Im not about to add another to my...
Hi Element14 Community!
About two weeks ago, I received 2nd prize in EMEA region for completing Scavenger Hunt Quiz which ran in January.
So, let’s see the reward.
Raspberry Pi 4B with 8GB RAM Buy Now
Reward come in huge box, but first th...
This blog actually is not a blog. I use it for linking all my (misaz’s) blogs on single public place and single page. Additionally, I picked some blogs which I consider somehow outstanding and/or interesting. Date at the beginning of line is da...
Hi all,
I lucked out on Monday.
The day opened with full sunshine and warm temperatures.
As the time neared, we had some high altitude cirrus clouds, but visibility was still good, so I drug out my telescope and set it up.
I invited some of the neig...
Table of Contents
Introduction
1. First test: eye diagram
1.1. Test introduction
1.2. Using the Waveforms scripting capability
1.3. Test results
1.4. How to run this test yourself?
2. Second test: logic analyzer
2.1. Test introduction
2.2. Firs...
I went on a Caribbean cruise and all I got was this lousy token!
The token is used to access all guest services on the ship. It was provided in a lanyard when we boarded. Entering and leaving cabins required the token. Entering a leaving the ship re...
Dear element14 Community members,
As we complete another release tonight and I reflect on my journey with Avnet/Premier Farnell, I'm filled with a profound sense of gratitude and pride. It's hard to believe that this Friday, March 1, marks the end of...
Thanks E14 and Sean for the nifty cable tester just for attending a raspberry pi webinar that I wanted to learn from anyway.
I shall never have to try to stick a fat meter probe into an ethernet connector pin again.
Intro
This is another example of using both inputs and outputs of the Analog Discovery 3 to test a circuit.
This example also uses a TI LM2907 frequency-to-voltage converter chip but it is configured as a capacitance to voltage converter. I...
Intro
As part of the Analog Discovery 3 road test, I want to show examples of using both its waveform generator and its oscilloscope at the same time with a real circuit.
This example uses an TI LM2907 (developed by National Instruments before they w...
