It's Pride Month and I've interviewed a few of our customers to find out what — if anything — being gay has to do with being a maker.
By recycling industrial waste, composting, donating materials to local educators and harnessing solar, we're getting greener every year.
Take a look at this visual timeline illustrating SparkFun's 15-year history in the context of the maker movement and pop culture!
To celebrate our "crystal anniversary," here's a collection of the stories, blog posts, products and adventures from 15 years of making crazy things.
Let's talk the whats, whys and hows of how you end up with a red box at the end of the day.
The Thing is the first non-LoRa board officially supported inside myDevices’ Cayenne IoT project builder!
We use 0603 SMD packages but the electronics world uses much smaller sized components.
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Thanks! The necessary sample rate is sort of dictated by the tempo of typical children's music. For example Jingle Bells, Mary Had a Lamb,…
creative idea! and nice write up!! what were your initial concept ideas for the needed sample speed?
Awesome. But how did you disable the highly vulnerable receiver built in to your garage opener?
Ah cool. For the comparison, I wanted to keep it simple with only temperature measurements. The humidity/temperature sensors lowers the cost…
I studied linear circuits and analysis in my second smester of university and i struggled a lot in making circuits especially digital clock.…
I have 11 temperature sensors in and near my house. They are of four different models, none of which are on your list. AM2302, AKA DHT22:…
I have tested the DS18B20 briefly. It is an alternative option for that distance using its the digital output. This was one of the…
I was using an analog input on the ATmega328P to read the TMP36 without a library. The spike between 55 to 72 was surprising to me as well.…
I would look a little closer at your data for the TMP36. When it changes from 68 to 72, the bits go from: 10001001 10010001 That single-bit…
Do any of these have a native video out capability? Or would I have to build that from scratch for myself?