Hello friends, I hope you all are fine and having fun with your lives. Today, I am going to share a very quick and basic tutorial in which I will show you How to use Arduino Serial Flush. I hope you guys are going to like it. We have seen How to use Arduino Serial Write? In that tutorial, we have sent some data over the Serial Port so you must recall that tutorial because we are going to use the same example today. Moreover, it's also good if you have a look at How to use Arduino Serial Monitor because that's also related.
Moreover, I hope that's going to be my last lecture on Arduino Serial Port because I have covered it in full detail. Although I am going to summarize all the Arduino Serial Post Commands in a single Post. You should also have a l ...
Hello everyone! I hope you all will be absolutely fine and having fun. Today, I am going to combine all of my previous tutorials for LCD Interfacing with Microcontrollers, at a single platform for your easiness. You will able to see and learn the interfacing of LCD with three different microcontrollers. Before going into any detail I would like to tell you a bit about the history of LCD. There are a lot of devices in the market now a days, which can be used as the displaying devices. LCD's are also among those devices and considered as the one of the most important devices specially for the microcontroller based projects. The word LCD is basically abbreviated from Liquid Crystal Display because it is made up of Liquid Crystal Technology. LCD is a ...
Hi Everyone! Hope you’re well today. I welcome you on board. In this post today, I’ll walk you through the list of New Proteus Libraries of Digital Sensors.
I told you earlier, our team has designed these proteus libraries after a lot of hard work and you won’t find them anywhere online. We are designing these proteus libraries to help you better understand the working of sensors through proteus simulations. Also, we have added the interfacing of these sensors with Arduino boards, where you can observe the working and simulation of sensors with microcontrollers or Arduino Boards.
If you think we are missing something important, something that should be a part of the Proteus library, share your valuable suggestion in the comment section below, and ...
Hello friends, hope you all are fine and having fun with your lives. Today I am going to share a problem and also its solution with you guys. A few days ago, I bought new NRF24L01 modules as they were needed for a project. So, today when I started working on them, I encountered a very strange problem. When I interfaced my NRF24L01 with Arduino and uploaded the transmitting and receving codes in them, I couldn't get anything on my serial terminal as I explained in my previous post Interfacing of NRF24L01 with Arduino. That was quite strange for me as I have worked on this module many times and it never troubled me before. So I keep on working on it but no luck. I even changed my RF modules as I thought may be they are faulty modules but still no lu ...
Hello Everyone! I always love to keep your stomach filled with useful information so you can excel and grow in your relevant field. Today, I am going to reveal the details on the Introduction to 1n914. It is a small signal diode that allows the current to flow in one direction and blocks the current in other direction. It features operating junction temperature of 175 ºC and forward surge current of 4A. It is widely used for industrial and power management applications. I'll give you a brief details about this diode, so you don't have to go anywhere else for finding the information regarding this small signal diode. Let's get started.
Introduction to 1n914
1n914 is a small signal diode that is widely used in portable devices.
It exhibits zero ...
Hi Guys! Welcome you onboard. Interested to know the Introduction to Electric Motors?
Keep reading…
A motor is an electrical machine that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy. It works exactly opposite to generator that converts mechanical energy to electrical energy.
The first electric motors were introduced by Andrew Gordon and Benjamin Franklin in their experiment in 1740 which were nothing but electrostatic devices.
From household to industrial applications, you’ll see motors everywhere. Motors can be divided into two main categories:
AC Motors
DC Motors
Motors in cars, rectifiers, and batteries are a source of direct current motors while motors incorporated in electrical generators, power grid stations, and invertors op ...
Hello guys! I hope you’re all in a good mood today because we are going to review the design of an interesting project today. We’ll be looking to design 4-way traffic lights in such a way that their delay is variable and is dependent upon the traffic density. This project is of intermediate difficulty level for people studying in undergrad engineering school with electronics, electrical and mechatronics as their major. It is also for the people learning Arduino and basic circuit design on their own or through some course. We have already designed a Simple 4-Way Traffic Light Control using Arduino and today we will make it smart by adding a variable delay.
Variable 4 Way Traffic Light:
As you all already know the importance of traffic lights and t ...
Hello friends, I hope you all are going great. Today, I am going to share the 10th tutorial of Section-III in our Raspberry Pi Programming Course. In our previous tutorial, we interfaced a Gas Sensor MQ-2 with Raspberry Pi 4. Today, we will be interfacing a Fingerprint Sensor with Raspberry Pi today.
After appearing only in science fiction films until recently, fingerprint sensors are often employed to confirm an individual's identity in various contexts. Today, fingerprint-based systems are used for everything from checking in at the office to verifying an employee's identity at the bank, withdrawing cash from an ATM, and proving one's identity at a government agency. For identifying purposes, fingerprint-detecting technology has been used for so ...
Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. In today's tutorial, we are going to have a look at few Common Operators in C#. It's 4th tutorial in C# series and before going forward, we have to first understand the working operation of these C# operators.
We have a lot of operators in C# but I have discussed few of them, which are most commonly used. If you got into any trouble then ask in comments. So, let's get started with Common Operators in C#:
Common Operators in C#
Operators are used to create a link, relation or operation between two entities/variables. Few of these C# operators are as follows:
Assignment Operator ( = )
Arithmetic Operators ( + , - , * , / , % )
Comparison Operators ( == , != , > , < , >= , <= )
Co ...
Hello friends, I hope you all are doing great. In today's tutorial, we are gonna have a look at How to use For Loop in C#. It's our 11th tutorial in C# series. Till now, we have seen two loops in C# which are IF Loop and while Loop and today we are gonna have a look at for Loop.
For Loop is most commonly used loop in any programming language and if you have worked on any other language then you must be aware of its syntax. It is used to create repeated loop with specified number. Let's have a look at it in detail:
How to use for Loop in C#
For loop in C# takes an integer variable as a Controlling agent, initialized at value V1 and ends at value V2, and the travel from value V1 to V2 depends on the Condition specified in () brackets.
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