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My first Arduino project
mekonik.wordpress.com - 3/5/2009
My first Arduino project
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It’s been only a couple weeks since I discovered Arduino, an open source microcontroller platform. I was looking for a cheap interface between my laptop and electronic circuits. Arduino with its price $35 and easy to use development environment was the best choice. So after getting my ...

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makershed.com - 3/9/2009
NEW! Arduino Duemilanove
— makershed.com — NEW! The Arduino Duemilanove has been upgraded to a more powerful microcontroller: the ATmega328. It�s fully compatible with the previous ATmega168, but with twice the memory. That includes flash memory for storing sketches (32 KB instead of 16 ... (more) NEW! Arduino Duemilanove
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blog.makezine.com - 3/3/2009
Arduino *beep* sequencer
— blog.makezine.com — I'm digging cardboard-retro feel of Kamil 's BeatSequencer v1.0. Though the front panel may have some mechanical stability issues, It reminds me of a miniaturized vintage computing giant. FYI - Those 24 LEDs are handled via Arduino's shift ... (more) Arduino *beep* sequencer
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Magnetic levitation with Arduino
MAKE Magazine — ... The result is not completely perfect, some small oscillations are still noticeable. I think that I achieved the limitations given by the Arduino A/D converter. As you can see, it's currently a magnetic pull instead of the familiar push levitation - but research continues. In order to get feedback/response to the sensor fast enough, he made some key changes to the Arduino IDE's serial library. More info plus discussion in the comments of the relevant project's blog entry. Read more | Permalink | Comments | Read more ...

Arduino-controlled magnetic levitation
SlashGear — ...  - is still impressive.  Using an Arduino, a Hall effect sensor and an electromagnet, the microprocessor board can keep a floating magnet perfectly positioned. ...

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