Instead of buying a driver shield he built his own using an LM317, heat sink, and wall wart to source enough current to drive all of the modules. We really enjoy the mounting scheme used.

He put it all together on proto-board, although soldering the FM radio module was a bit tricky. The Arduino code is quite simple, and available for download (zip file).

What do you pick when you want to make something with a nostalgic touch? A radio, of course! Well, the project presented here is about building a compact Arduino FM Radio with the help of an ...

All stamp modules are cascade-able thanks to the I2C bus line. This allows you to connect multiple stamp functionalities using the same 2 pins, leaving the other pins free for multi-functional and ...

Introduction This Arduino library is designed for the AIT1001 non-contact infrared temperature sensor. It simplifies the process of reading both ambient and object temperature, allowing for seamless ...

Rajguru Electronics has launched ADIY’s Uno R3 Beginners Kit, a comprehensive package for beginners eager to explore electronics and Arduino programming. This all-in-one kit provides an ideal platform ...

As the title suggests, this module is an introduction, so rather than present a bunch of new ideas, it aims to give you a starting point for integrating Snap4Arduino into other modules. As such, this ...