How to use Qwiic connectors to make versatile control panels that can control a myriad of electronics projects.
A brief overview of the new Raspberry Pi-based data-logging web server from Atlas Scientific
Check out the next chapter in the aquaponics automation saga. The project has moved beyond a small indoor system to automating an entire geodesic dome greenhouse full of many different systems.
A brief overview of the numerous internet-enabled devices I've used to monitor my aquaponic systems.
In this week's Enginursday, Joel shows off his aquatic turtle habitat, complete with an above-tank basking area, automated lighting, and an aquaponic feeding system.
Learn how data.sparkfun.com can help you not just collect data, but also use that data to make hypothesizes, see trends, and make adjustments to a variety of systems.
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“Blue Canary in the outlet by the light switch, that watches over you, Make a little birdhouse in your soul” Rats, now I’ll have that in my…
Can’t you just run the blocking operation on a separate thread?
I am new to python. I want to learn it.
The magnet wire I used had a diameter of 0.022", [which should be…
It’s better than bad. It’s good!
The Qwiic OpenLog looks good, BUT (and frequent readers of my comments will be able to guess what’s coming next) it would be a lot better…
Thanx for the clarification. Easy enough mistake to make.
Hey there, I’m trying to recreate the set up you made and i was wondering what kind of wire you used for the inductor. Thanks!
Rats, I did say byte, didn’t I? Sorry, that one’s totally on me. It should be Megabit per second. Good catch, thank you!
