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Welcome to the third episode in our getting started with an Arduino video series. In this edition we will be using a potentiometer to vary the speed of a flashing LED. To achieve this we will need to use some variables,...
It's never too early to start thinking about Christmas, and with everything going on, we know that it might be more stressful than ever to find that perfect gift. In order to make things easier for you, we have put...
Picade Retro Arcade Machine - Complete Bundle This is the ultimate desktop retro arcade machine bundle! It includes everything you need in one bundle to achieve the ultimate Raspberry Pi-powered mini aecade machine, with authentic arcade controls, a high...
Deciding on a gift for someone that has experience with electronics and programming can be a difficult task. We've curated a list of items that would suit anyone with experience with electronics. If you're still struggling to find something please...
Protect your Makey Makey from unwanted scratches and damage with this protective case! It was specifically designed to fit the Makey Makey and the components on it. Here's a short video guide and below is a step by step image guide to assembling...
Deciding on what to buy someone for secret Santa or finding stocking fillers is always a challenge. To make your search easier here are some of our favourite stocking fillers for makers, programmers or people you think would love to...
LEDs are one of the most popular components, they can be used for a range of things from displays to troubleshooting tools. But how do you use and connect them to an Arduino based development board? Before we connect an...
Protect your BBC micro:bit from unwanted scratches and damage with these cases! The cases have labelled button holes and leave the micro:bit's I/O pins uncovered so you can still connect all the sensors and devices you want. Here's a short...
