The PCB Ruler Test Bed
Jay illustrates some uses of the PCB Ruler!
Jay illustrates some uses of the PCB Ruler!
Jay illustrates some applications for the Pmod STEP.
Jay takes us through the basics of managing timers on a microcontroller!
Jay finds himself in a tricky, time-dependent situation… lets see if his rapid-robot building was successful!
Jay details a personal experience of trial and error with the DP32!
I’m very proud to say that my For Cheap Robots project is still going strong! As some of you may recall, at the beginning of last month, I announced the beginning of my For Cheap Robots series here on the Digilent blog. Since then, I’ve added several more tutorials to the list and gotten a huge amount of positive feedback. I want to thank any and all of you who here who follow the Digilent Blog and decided to pop over to Instructables to check it out!
I’m a big fan of the chipKIT WF32. It’s a powerful little board with a WiFi card and SD card reader built in, but there’s a lot more to this board than meets the eye. There are a ton of communication lines, external interrupts, output compare pins, and more hidden in all those GPIO pins, but how do you tell what is what? That’s where the WF32 pin diagram comes in. I’ve compiled, color coded, and listed what each pin is capable of.
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