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Drive an SSD relay module using RIOT OS

Controlling high-voltage devices - like a 220V lightbulb - using a relay switch activated via the GPIO peripheral driver of RIOT OS

Drive an SSD relay module using RIOT OS

Ioannis Chatzigiannakis
547
Multiple relay control over ethernet using Sensor Bridge

Control multiple (maximum 128 relays) standard relays using Kallio Designs Sensor Bridge and Industrial GPIO unit.

Multiple relay control over ethernet using Sensor Bridge

Kallio Designs
467
Keep Live ADSL Modem !

Keep Connection Alive!!

Keep Live ADSL Modem !

AlirezaP
397
1-Dollar Opto-Coupled Logic Level-Shifter

Non-Inverting Logic-Level-Shifting Heavy Load Control Unit. 3.3V to 12V, using 2 LEDs for opto-coupling. (For updates scroll to the end)

1-Dollar Opto-Coupled Logic Level-Shifter

Mr.Dee67
319
Using GPIO Ports with Micropython on the PSoC6

Learn how to use micropython to use your GPIO pins on your PSoC.

Using GPIO Ports with Micropython on the PSoC6

Infineon Team
297
RPI new fan control feature

rspi-config got a new secret

RPI new fan control feature

Tal O
297
PGEZ PCA9671 GPIO Expander Zero

PGEZ Zero is a compact 16 channel GPIO Expander based on the PCA9671, offering up to 64 different I2C addresses.

PGEZ PCA9671 GPIO Expander Zero

DitroniX | Dave Williams | G8PUO
209
BeagleY-AI and Motors

I want my heavy amped motor to run but how can I do it with just 3.3v logic?

BeagleY-AI and Motors

For Ward
168
APM32E103 IO emulates I2C

Using IO to simulate I2C based on APM32E103.

APM32E103 IO emulates I2C

Alan Chen
163

Put together a food drive box that weighs, tracks and encourages people to support those in need.

phyHarvest: Shredding Hunger, One Donation at a Time

3 members
149
Crabmas in the Sand: A Techy Food Donation Box

A food drive box that weighs donations, tracks progress, and inspires people to give back—one item at a time.

Crabmas in the Sand: A Techy Food Donation Box

Madelyn T
128
Creating a GPIO Expander Interface with NXP PCAL6524HEAZ

In this project, we'll guide you through creating a simple interface using the PCAL6524HEAZ GPIO expander.

Creating a GPIO Expander Interface with NXP PCAL6524HEAZ

Loris
117

Do you want to create a GPIO to LED from the BeagleY-AI that represents Morse Code?

BeagleY-AI and Morse Code (I Think)

For Ward
115
Integrating 'Redpill' and STMCUBE IDE for Blynk LED Control

The "RedPill" in Bharat Pi is a development board designed for prototyping Internet of Things (IoT) projects.

Integrating 'Redpill' and STMCUBE IDE for Blynk LED Control

Bharat Pi
95
Exploring GPIO on RT-Spark with LCD and Switches

Controlling RT-Spark's built-in LCD and 3 LEDs using 5 momentary switches via GPIO on STM32F407ZGT6.

Exploring GPIO on RT-Spark with LCD and Switches

Paul Rodolf P. Castor
&
GAZAWE CASIM
87
Basic GPIO Expander - MCP23017

Budget-friendly 16-channel GPIO expander. MCP23017, I²C, chainable to 128 GPIOs, fits $2 PCB deal.

Basic GPIO Expander - MCP23017

DIY GUY Chris
59
Interactive RT-Spark: Switches, LEDs & LCDs

Experiments with the STM32 microcontroller with 5 switch controls to activate 3 LEDs in active low and in-built LCDs by RT-Spark

Interactive RT-Spark: Switches, LEDs & LCDs

Paul Rodolf P. Castor
&
MICHAEL CADIZ
57
Industrial GPIO Expander – MCP23017

Industrial 16-channel GPIO expander with MCP23017. DIN-rail mountable, optoisolated, addressable via I²C.

Industrial GPIO Expander – MCP23017

DIY GUY Chris
54
Stepper Motors Module for Raspberry Pi

A simple Python library to use stepper motors with GPIO Zero (modern interface to RPi pins).

Stepper Motors Module for Raspberry Pi

Nix Robot
24
Reading Pinouts, Toggling GPIOs, and Talking Serial in Mic

Having the mental model of clock lines, shared highways, and packet handshakes is nice, but theory only gets you so far.

Reading Pinouts, Toggling GPIOs, and Talking Serial in Mic

Jonathan L
9
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