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You Can Build your own Arduino!

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You can build an Arduino with your own hands!

And MODELIX helps you in this task.

Already Modelixino

LED Scrolling Clock

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O que vemos agora é um relógio digital em Scrolling usando o arduino e um painel com LED, ele foi construído por um Geek estrangeiro o Mike Mc

Ele criou o relógio usando 8x8 RGB LED do módulo, sendo conduzido por

This new book is to present to demonstrate character, another of the many types of projects that can be performed with Modelixino 2.6, allowing anyone using their creativity to develop projects from the projects reported here.

For those who do not know this powerful micro controller (see here). And we can say that it is not necessary to obtain some knowledge of electronics and programming to perform interesting experiments.

Components needed for assembly of the experiment;

1x Card Modelixino 2.6

2x "LED circuit" of MODELIX

1x "Sensor Light" of MODELIX

3x connector with two wires MODELIX

3x Pair connector lug

Wireless connection to the components

Matters on the BBC Arduino

A system to monitor the level of tea in a pot is one of many gadgets spawned by a mini-computer.

Ellie Gibson meets the enthusiasts using the Arduino micro-computer in their home-brewed inventions.

The Arduino can be linked up to any number of sensors and links the information it gets from them to an action.

It is open-sourced, allowing anyone to make use of it.

to see the video click here.

Build your own Arduino using a Protoboard

Did you know you can build your own Arduino using a Protoboard and without any welding? Está matéria foi retirada do blog do Je. Veja o blog aqui This matter was withdrawn from the blog of Je. See the blog here
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Usando Ethernet Shields

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Neste artigo vamos abordar um Shield para Arduino, o que seria um Shield?

Como o nome diz é um escudo, ele fica por cima do Arduino, dando ao Arduino algumas funcionalidades especificas e assim turbinando o Arduino.

foto do Shield

Na matéria abaixo será demonstrado um exemplo do que pode ser feito.

Manual Assembly Robot Trix 2.0

Follow the Manual Robot Trix 2.0, which is only a demonstration of the possibilities that can be used with components MODELIX working seamlessly with our board Modelixino 2.6.

Drive motor with modelixino 2.6 rev2

This manual is a reference to the connection of components MODELIX using Modelixino 2.6, it provides an idea of the flexibility the Modelixino 2.6 features, allowing people without any knowledge of electronics and programming to perform interesting experiments. Yet Modelixino 2.6 already has so combined with a breadboard, which facilitates connections and a lot of components to be used.
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Build a "Bridge H" to control two DC

Build a "Bridge H" to control two DC motors with control of speed reversal and the Arduino. You can use only the Protoboard to avoid seams.
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