If there will be no traffic on the other signal, one shouldn’t wait for that signal. System will skip that signal and will move on next one.
LED strip controller, based on the NodeMCU, complete with a 3D printed enclosure and a PCB carrier board.
Miss out on building your badge at Open Sauce? Design your own!
LED voltmeters are a cheap source of 7 segment displays and can easily be repurposed.
Using a SparkFun Badger, this converts a standard bicycle wheel into a spinning display of patterns
A little light-up guitar pick PCB, to celebrate Avnet's legacy with Guild Guitars. Works as a real pick, earring, keychain, and more!
Flashy LED decor lights that respond to your bike's motion.
TrainLight hangs on the wall and subtly tells you at a glance which nearby transit lines will get you to your destination fastest.
Give some Energon to bring it to life... Autobots, roll out!!
This LED flasher circuit will run for 10 years on a single 1.5V AA cell.
Reverse engineering is so easy a Swiftie can do it
It's a Stargate PCB for your desktop—engage those chevrons and establish a wormhole!
A simple Christmas decoration made with a 4-layer PCB and colour changing LEDs.
Three PWM outputs to 3 x high brightness LEDs for a flame flicker effect.
PicoLight is a minimalist adjustable light for low-light photography, based on the Raspberry Pi Pico.
A device to prevent students running fast.
Fibonacci64 Micro 40mm disc with 64 RGB LEDs driven with a XIAO BLE Sense from Seeed Studio, using the 6-axis IMU to "open & close".
Stick wearable circuits to your skin!
Learn how to assemble your Avnet electronic casino chip badge and how it was made on Fusion Electronics. This project will give you the win!
It creates a mood!
We are inspired by a case that called "세월호(MV Sewol)." So we made this camera for students safety.
LED animated prom dress created using custom Neopixel circuit boards, a diffused LED strip, and an RP2040.
A vastly enhanced version of my Artificial Life project; with extra parameters, behaviours and LED panel compatibility.
Follow me as I try to explain how DMA+PWM does the trick with hardware magic in a bluepill. (meme warning)
