The title says it all – this article describes a microcontroller-compatible current sensor module you can build yourself, using an inexpensive 8-pin chip as an ‘active shunt’ for measuring ac/dc ...

The article will guide any electronics beginner on how an ATtiny24/44/84 can be constructed. This is quite a simple circuit and the components involved are also limited in number. The article will ...

Abstract: A microcontroller module with a PIC18 microcontroller has been designed and implemented. It contains all the components in addition to the microcontroller, necessary for its operation as a ...

Workshop Overview Welcome to the IEEE Embedded Workshop on Microcontroller Architecture and Interfacing with ARM Cortex. In this workshop, you will explore the fundamental concepts of microcontroller ...

What just happened? Raspberry Pi has just released a new module designed to simplify the development of turnkey wireless hardware solutions. While the single-board computer company has long offered ...

This unit aims to provide an extensive overview of microcontroller utilisation within electronic products and the essential peripheral devices employed by microcontrollers to interact with the broader ...

Abstract: The memristor is the fourth passive electrical device presented in 1971, that is a bipolar circuit device as the relationship between magnetic field-charge matching, based on the four ...

This repository presents a comparative analysis of two surface water control systems. The first system utilizes traditional components such as SCR modules, transformers, sensors, and relays, while the ...

Developers, engineers and makers looking for way to monitor energy usage on their next project may be interested in a new energy monitor module featured on the Hackster.io website this month and ...

Every so often we run across something in the Hackaday tip line that sends us scurrying to Google, trying to source a component, part, or assembly. The ESP8266 WiFi module is the latest, made ...

The Propeller chip (see "Eight 32-Bit Cores Take Flight In Multiprocessor Microcontroller" at www.electronicdesign.com, ED Online 12235) has found a home in the $59 24-pin SpinStamp Microcontroller ...