@biakss Yes, it is a 3.3-volt microcontroller, but, like all XIAO boards, it can be powered by a 5-volt input. So the diagram is correct. @huerta69 ...

It really depends upon what you mean by "control LEDs". If you mean controlling LEDs with a microcontroller via the digital pot connected to an anal...

@westislander Yes, it is one of the boards they are discussing in the Telegram chat. Of course, the original CYD is a resistive display, so performan...

This is not an uncommon problem, and I should update the article to reflect this - many Ubuntu installations don't have the _webrepl module. One of m...

Don't be too sure of that - I'm one of the YOUNGEST members, and I'm 66! And our administrator will be celebrating his 80th birthday this year. ...

@mcayci1234 Hi Mustafa. You can post your Jetson questions here -/p> Welcome to the forum! 😎 Bill  

The Nano, like most microcontroller modules, uses DuPont male pins. They don't fit into a "round pin" socket, which is made for integrated circuits (a...

No, it also uses the Raspberry Pi GPIO.

Unfortunately, the Raspberry Pi 500 lacks the CSI connector required for a standard Raspberry Pi Camera or the Pi AI Camera. The only type of camera ...

I was a teenager when Byte came out; my father subscribed starting with issue number one. I loved Steve Ciarcia's Circuit Cellar, as electronics was m...