We are in the process of moving to Oklahoma, the moving truck comes tomorrow! We have lived in our current house for 16+ years, so we...

I uploaded the code for both the tree and the controller to GitHub (https://github.com/jamisonderek/ArduinoWS2812). I plan on designing a...

I was able to replace my clicky relay with a BTA24-600B Triac and a few components I had laying around the house (resistors,...

I ordered some ATtiny85 chips from Amazon. They are an Amtel 8-bit AVR microcontroller, with 6 I/O pins. They have an internal clock, so...

I got my 4-layer board back from OSH Park! This board is different in that I decided to use surface mount components, so I could...

Last summer we had a few interns that were working on the Azure Sphere IoT device. One of the sensors they integrated with the Azure...

I created a surface mount design 4-layer board. Below is the computer 3d visualization of what it will hopefully look like when it comes...

The original traffic light used a Netduino Plus 2, https://www.adafruit.com/product/1104, which runs the .NET Micro Framework...

I got the PCB, soldered the components, and it worked! Now only one traffic light can be turned on at a time. My goal was to learn the...

I submitted the kicad_pcb file to OSH Park for creating a 2 layer PCB. This board is a more compact than my first attempt and the inputs...

Kyle left for boot camp two weeks ago, prior to that I was busy playing video games with him (or was I watching him play video games?) ...

I installed Visual Studio 2015, .NET Micro Framework, Netduino SDK & .NET Framework 3.5. I've successfully made a blinking traffic light!