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Super-fast memory-card made of the AMD's UV-EPROM's

Innovative hande-made solution to build a superfast memory-card and/or data-storage device for a universal and multipurpose usage with MCU's

Super-fast memory-card made of the AMD's UV-EPROM's

Project tutorial by Dave

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Explore the endless capabilities of physical computing. Arduino 101: with on-board motion sensors and Bluetooth LE radio.

Arduino 101

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The Arduino 4 Relays Shield allows your Arduino driving high power loads.

Arduino 4 Relays Shield

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The Arduino Mega ADK is a microcontroller board based on the ATmega2560.

Arduino ADK Rev. 3

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LiDAR-Lite Module

Use a LiDAR-Lite module to measure distance with better accuracy, precision, and range.

LiDAR-Lite Module

Project tutorial by ejshea

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  • 3 comments
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How to modify analog output range of Arduino Due

With this simple circuit the analog output of Arduino Due start from zero

How to modify analog output range of Arduino Due

Project tutorial by Giovanni Carrera

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  • LiDAR-Lite Module over 1 year ago

    hey guys :) killer project and killer article.. you guys saved my life.
    Thanks for the contribution to the global hive mind:)
    greetings from Germany

  • How to modify analog output range of Arduino Due over 4 years ago

    Thanks for reply Giovanni,
    I would like to reach at least 10KHz. That would be very nice result compared to my current results which is 1-Miliseconds. Could you please give me some tips what I could apply to my setup to reach 5-10Khz almost 0.1 miliseconds ...if I am correct.

    Thanks in advance

  • How to modify analog output range of Arduino Due over 4 years ago

    Hello Giovanni, thank you so much for updating the schematics. I'm building a PID controller with Arduino Due revision 3.0. In my experiments with setpoint and input value, I get about 1-milisecond response time, it means when the setpoint changes the system needs at least a 1 miliseconds to equilibrate. Do you think with Due it is possible to reach even faster response times???. Let's say microseconds? etc.....

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