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Hello friends, hope you are fine and having fun with your lives. Till now we have seen two tutorials on Pixy Camera module, in the first tutorial we have seen How to Get started with Pixy Camera and after that we have seen How to Install Pixy Camera software which is named as PixyMon. So, now I hope that you have installed the Pixy camera software and have the Pixy Camera module in hand along with USB to Mini USB cable. Because in this tutorial we are gonna plug our Pixy Camera module with moduter and will upload the latest firmware in our Pixy Camera Module, which isn't much difficult and would be a piece of cake if you followed all the instructions carefully.
Pixy Camera comes with some old firmware which is up ...
Hi Guys! Hope you’re well today. I welcome you on board. In this post today, I’ll walk you through 10 must-have tools for PCB designing.
If you’re a hobbyist or working as a professional electronics engineer in some company, you need to execute electrical projects on and off. And needless to say, designing a PCB is a crucial part of an electrical project. Scores of tools are available online and it’s difficult for you to choose the right pick for your project.
10 Must-Have Tools for PCB Designing
The reason I have pulled together the 10 best software tools that you can use to design the printed circuit board. Some are better than others. Plus, some are free to use and a few of them are paid software, I’ll describe the main features of both of the ...
Hello friends, I hope you all are having fun. In today's tutorial, we will have a look at Introduction to Polymorphism in C#. It's our 16th tutorial in C# series and polymorphism is considered as a main pillar of object oriented programming.
In our previous tutorial, we have seen a detailed Introduction to Inheritance in C# and along with it, we have also discussed How to hide a Method in Parent Class, if the same method exists in Child class. This Method Hiding is actually the basis of Polymorphism, so let's discuss it out in detail:
Introduction to Polymorphism in C#
Polymorphism in C# enables the user to invoke a Child Class Method & override the Parent Class Method, using a Parent Class Reference variable.
In our previous lecture o ...
Hi Friends! I hope you are doing fine. Today, I am going to give you a detailed Introduction to Arduino Nano. We will also discuss Arduino Nano Pinout, datasheet, drivers & applications. It is a Microcontroller board developed by arduino.cc and based on Atmega328p / Atmega168.
Arduino boards are widely used in robotics, embedded systems, automation, Internet of Things(IoT) and electronics projects. These boards were initially introduced for students and non-technical users but nowadays Arduino boards are widely used in industrial projects.
Any kind of technical support and help is readily provided by the Arduino community. I have also designed this video tutorial on Arduino Nano:
Here's the figure showing the key points of Arduino Nano:
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Hello readers, I hope you all are doing great. In this tutorial, we will learn about the ESP-NOW protocol and how to communicate data between two ESP modules through ESP-NOW protocol and that is too without Wi-Fi connectivity.
What is ESP-NOW Protocol?
Fig. 1: ESP-NOW Protocol
ESP–NOW is a connectionless communication protocol that is used for sharing small data packets between two ESP boards. This protocol is developed by Espressif.
Features of ESP-NOW Protocol:
It is a low-power wireless protocol, which makes two or more ESP devices communicate directly with each other without using Wi-Fi.
ESP-NOW protocol does not require a handshake for establishing a connection but, they require pairing and once the devices are paired they can exchang ...
There are quite a number of theories that revolve around thesis writing. Technology students are a busy lot with a lot of theory and practical work to deal with. For students in other departments, there is a belief that a thesis or dissertation is written to prove to the student’s committee that what has been done and communicated through the research is worthy of a degree award. However, the view among tech students is different: the idea is to have a research that can be documented. Ideally, both these perspectives are correct but the main idea is to have reliable research even for future reference. Even with the search for homework online help to get a good mark, here are top 3 engineering tips to use as made available by a thesis writing servic ...
Thank you for joining us today for our in-depth Raspberry Pi programming tutorial. The previous guide covered the steps necessary to connect a fingerprint scanner to a Raspberry Pi 4. In addition, we developed a python script to complement the sensor's ability to identify fingerprints. Yet, in this guide, we'll discover how to interface a ws2812 RGB to a Raspberry Pi 4.
Bright, colorful lights are the best, and this tutorial shows you how to set up Fully Configurable WS2812B led strips to run on a Pi 4 computer as quickly and flexibly as possible. In that manner, you can have the ambiance of your home reflect your tastes.
In most cases, when people talk about a "WS2812B Strip," they mean a long piece of extensible PCB with a bunch of different RG ...
Hello friends, I hope you all are having fun with your lives. In today's tutorial, we are gonna have a look at Action Selectors in ASP.NET MVC. It's the 11th tutorial in ASP.NET MVC series and if you have covered so far then that means you really want to learn this language. Action Selectors are also new for you as we haven't discussed them yet but they are not that difficult to understand.
Action Selectors are built-in attributes of ASP.NET which are directly applied to action methods of Controllers. We use Action Selectors to influence on Controller's action methods. In simple words, we use Action Selectors to guide URL Routers in selection of correct action method. Let's have a detailed overview of Action Selectors:
Action Selectors in ASP.NET ...
Prototype tooling often makes a process look more stable than it really is. In early development, the main goal is to get the part made, prove the concept, and move the project forward. A component only has to perform long enough to confirm that the design works. It does not have to survive months of repeated cycling, constant contact, or the pressure of full production output.That is why scale-up exposes problems that were easy to miss during prototyping. A setup that looked dependable in a short run starts drifting once production speed increases. Wear appears faster than expected. Alignment becomes less reliable. Rework begins showing up in places that once seemed settled.This is where small tooling choices start to matter a great deal. Pins are a good example. They are easy to treat as ...
