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Using a 16×2 LCD Shield with Arduino
One of the most widely used information display elements in the Arduino world is the 16x2 LCD (Liquid Crystal Display). When manufacturing an electronic system, it can be interesting to have it give us some information about its status without having to connect it to...
Using a PIR sensor with Arduino
It is possible to activate a system, such as an alarm, by detecting the presence of a person using a PIR motion sensor. In home automation, it is common practice to operate devices when a person enters a room. This is made possible by motion sensors such as the...
Using a TFT LCD Shield with Arduino
TFT Shields are touch-sensitive LCD screens for displaying images and creating user interfaces, with more or less complex graphics, to drive Arduino microcontrollers. In this tutorial, we use the Kuman TFT 3.5" shield (very close to the 2.8" shield) but this tutorial...
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Sensors list
You can find here the available Sensors with their dimensions and technical characteristics. Click on a picture to display the details. If you want to add a Sensor in our data base, please send us a mail with the brand and the reference. List of Sensor PICAMV2...

Servomotors list
You can find here the available Servomotors with their dimensions and technical characteristics. Click on a picture to display the details. If you want to add a Servomotor in our data base, please send us a mail with the brand and the reference. List of...
Projects
Adding the F() function to an INO file with Python
One of the big interests of programming is to automate simple tasks. A good example I have encountered is the modification of several lines of code in an INO file for Arduino. After writing a few dozen lines of code in C++ for my Arduino project, I found myself with a...
Develop a serial monitor with Python
When developing a project with Arduino, Raspberry Pi or any microcontroller you will certainly have to create a graphical interface like, a serial monitor, for the management of the system (debugging, observing measurements, launching actions, etc.). There are a lot...
Make your robot interactive with an LCD16x2 screen
When making a robot, it can be fun to give it more life by making it interactive. For example, it is possible to give him the floor, make him make sounds or change color depending on external actions and his states. In this project, we will use an LCD16x2 screen,...