How to use 16×2 LCD with Raspberry Pi using Python
In this post we will connect the LCD to GPIO (General Purpose Input Output) pins of PI to display characters on it. We will write a program in PYTHON to…
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How to setup 3.5 inch touch screen on Raspberry Pi
Introduction In this post I will help you in installing and configuring the LCD touch screen on Raspberry Pi. Most LCD touch screens come with an OS image that you…
Hack ATX Power supply into a DC Power Power supply
In this post we will HACK ATX power supply to use it as a bench top power supply which can be used for different electronics projects. Parts needed An ATX…
How to make your own relay module
What is a relay? A relay in an electromagnetic device that is activated by a low voltage ranging from 3-12 v. When the electromagnet is activated it pulls a contact…
How to save money using Recurring deposit
In this post I will explain you on how you can save money using recurring deposit. Most of you might have some or the other Insurance for which you pay…
How to use Azure IOTHub – Part 2
Introduction In the previous part we have seen how to configure Azure for IOTHub. In this post we will cover setting up the Raspberry Pi and connecting it to the…
How to use Azure IOT Hub – Part 1
Introduction In this part we will cover how to configure Azure IOT hub and make it ready for using it with Raspberry Pi or ESP8266 boards. Things that you Need…
How to measure Humidity and Temperature using DHT22 and Arduino
In this project we will learn to measure Humidity and temperature using DHT22 and Arduino. There are 2 version of the sensor DHT11 and DHT22. DHT22 sensor is more expensive…
Pocket size FM receiver
Below is the circuit idea for pocket size FM receiver using RF transistors. The circuit works off a small 4.5 volt battery or 5v USB. The heart of the circuit…