The write up explains the pinout and working details of the LCD module “Arduino LCD KeyPad Shield (SKU: DFR0009)” which is specifically manufactured for offering a quick plug-in compatibility for all Arduino based applications which may require displaying a particular parameter in digits, such as temperature, speed, time, weight etc. Arduino LCD KeyPad Shield (SKU: […]
Arduino Projects
Arduino RGB Flowing Sequential Light Circuit
This Arduino RGB sequential light generator circuit will generate a smooth flowing red, green blue pattern over the connected RGB LED. The LED used here is a four pin 30mA RGB LED, common anode type, meaning the common pin for this LED will need to be assigned a continuous positive for the required operations. The […]
Arduino Musical Tune Generator Circuit
You can use this little Arduino musical tune generator circuit for a preferred application, such as for making an interesting door bell, as a car reverse horn, or music box for gifting somebody, or simply for personal amusement. Hardware Required The Hardware required for the project are given as follows: The Arduino is powered with […]
How to Drive High Watt LEDs with Arduino
In this post I have explained the method of incorporating high watt LEDs with Arduino through external high voltage supplies. The question was put forth by Mr. Cole. The Circuit Question I stumbled upon your blog and I love it! So much great information and great ideas Right now I am trying to figure out […]
Arduino Mains Failure Battery Backup Circuit
In this article I have explained a simple mains failure backup circuit for providing Arduino boards an uninterruptible supply during such situations. The idea was requested by Mr. Fredrik. Technical Specifications This blog gave me a lot of interesting information. Especially the power supply circuit with battery backup part. The reason for this is that […]
Playing a Melody Using the Tone() function in Arduino
In this Arduino tutorial we’ll learn how to execute the tone() command for producing musical notes. The configuration will play a tiny musical tone that could be familiar to you. Required Hardware for the Project Arduino BoardLoud speaker – 8 Ohm 1 inchResistor – 100 ohmsHook-up wires Procedure: It’s rather too straightforward and […]
