Nixie Tap is a compact and simple Nixie clock. It's powered via a micro USB connector, so you can power it from any USB port or an old phone charger. It also has Wi-Fi, so it can automatically synchronize with an NTP time server once connected to a wireless network. We made the Nixie Tap look good on our desks, and we hope it looks good on yours.
Unicycle controller schematic diagram based on STM32S103
Ranging through the ultrasonic module, stm32 is transmitted to OLED through IIC protocol
MSP430 microcontroller controls tank target shooting C language source code
This source code is based on the C language code of stm32f103 and is the source code of a complete robotic arm control project.
cuplTag is a battery-operated NFC tag that records ambient temperature and humidity. Tap it with your NFC-enabled phone and you'll see the timestamped reading appear in the web app. No configuration required, no application installation required, just one step!
A DC regulated power supply circuit diagram based on 89C51, a novel regulated power supply design solution
jlink-v9.5 schematic diagram, you can directly learn the JLINK principle
51 microcontroller infrared decoding data + source code
Pebble Tracker is a secure, battery-powered cellular IoT prototyping platform designed for blockchain-based applications. Built around Nordic Semiconductor's latest low-power nRF9160 System-in-Package (SiP) and driven by open source firmware, Pebble Tracker features GPS support, a rich variety of sensors, NB-IoT/LTE-M connectivity and advanced security features making it the Ideal for complex logistics applications where trust is paramount. Combined with the IoTeX blockchain, its onboard capabilities allow developers to design and build innovative, decentralized IoT solutions that go far beyond traditional asset tracking.
This product has been verified for use and is the best stable program after debugging.
(Third Prize in ST Competition) Ultrasonic Selfie Artifact.
This project designs a wireless multi-functional seat indication system suitable for various occasions. It uses MSP430 microcontroller as the core, CC2500 transceiver as the radio frequency module, and uses the Simplici TI wireless communication protocol to form a small radio frequency network.
The author has designed a circuit controlled by a microcontroller, and can easily create an automatic hand dryer with a commonly used hair dryer. In addition to the above functions, it also has flashing lights and crisp audio prompts.