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Joined: 2019-06-15 2:00 pm
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RE: Other Robot Projects

Also don't forget that I2C requires that both the clock and the data lines be pulled up to +5Volts (with 4.7K resistors each) hj

5 years ago
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RE: Sources of good electronic components

@triform Thank you for your response. I recently bought Kester solder from Amazon. It is quite good.

5 years ago
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RE: Sources of good electronic components

I also like buying from Tayda. Their delivery is accurate and prompt. I like that they provide datasheet access to the components they offer (transist...

5 years ago
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RE: What did you do in your shop today?

Looks very nice. I hope it will not be too tight for all the wiring. hj

5 years ago
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RE: Adruinos, Arduino everywhere??

The STM32 looks very promising. I intend to try it out in the near future. hj

5 years ago
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RE: Adruinos, Arduino everywhere??

Unless you need high speed or heavy calculations, Arduinos provide very good performance. I like them very much, especially the micro pro 3.3 or 5 vol...

5 years ago
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RE: The Mysterious MPU 6050 Breakout Board ???

Nice one. Thanks for sharing this. It certainly makes things a bit clearer. hj

5 years ago
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RE: Two-wheeled robot project using ROS

Thanks for a great article and very informative write up. I learned a lot from it and hope to be able to implement your ideas in my future projects. h...

5 years ago
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RE: my YT channel

Thank you for your response. I shall purchase one. (searching for the lowest price...) ?

5 years ago
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RE: Arduino code problem

Glad to have helped.

5 years ago
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RE: my YT channel

I would like to learn from your experience with this scope, as I am considering purchasing one for myself. hj

5 years ago
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RE: Arduino code problem

1.Declare counter 1 and counter 2 as VOLATILE INTThis is required to ensure proper assignments to these variables from the interrupt service functions...

5 years ago
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RE: How accurate is my multimeter?

Thank you for sharing this. It is very interesting and instructive. hj

5 years ago
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RE: How accurate is my multimeter?

It all depends on how accurate you need your instruments to be. For the needs of us; hobbyists, makers and tinkerers, even low priced instruments ar...

5 years ago
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RE: Constant Current Source

Hello, Constant current circuits are useful for driving Leds or other devices that require constant current and for charging lithium cells at constant...

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