Plug the RFID module into the breadboard with enough space around it. Connect the VCC pin to the Arduino's 3.3V (not 5V), and GND to the ground rail. For the data connections, wire SDA to Pin 10, SCK ...

Miuzei Basic Starter Kit - It has all consumable component are often used. Compatible with Arduino and Raspberry Pi, it can almost meet all your needs. (Without Microcontroller Board) Breadboard ...

Regular ding-dong doorbells are fun and all, but it can be nice to put something a little more special by your front door. To that end, [Arpan Mondal] built this neat little piano doorbell to make ...

Distortion pedals and overdrive effects usually have a bunch of lovely transistors or op-amps inside and lots of knobs and dials to tweak the sound to your personal taste. However, it’s ...

The module also needs a DC/DC converter (5V to 200V) . ├── src # library source ├── include # library includes ├── arduino │ ├── arduino-makefile # makefile for arduino (build environment) │ ├── ...

ATmega328p micro-controller as per schematic or alternatively a Arduino uno/nano module. Resistors: 20 ohms , 220 ohms, 660 ohms, 10K , 500ohms X 7, 1K X 4 Transistors 4 X 2N2222 NPN One 4 digit seven ...