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This project demonstrates how to represent a decimal number (from 0 to 15) as a 4-bit binary output using an Arduino. It uses four LEDs connected to GPIO pins to display the binary equivalent of the ...

He needed a way to snoop on the back and forth serial communications. Since he didn’t have a specialized tool for this task, [Piotr] ended up building his own. The setup is pretty simple.

The transmitter Arduino breaks down a given string into individual characters, and then further converts the ASCII to eight binary bits. These bits are sent out as tones, and are picked up on the ...

Path: src/ Description: This version uses AVR libraries and timers in pure C for the same functionality. No Arduino-specific libraries are used. src/main.c: Main logic file. src/usart/usart.c and ...