Project Profile: PCB Ruler Level With BeagleBone Black
Check out a brief project profile on how to make your own handy DIY level!
Author: Miranda Hansen
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Custom Function Generator- Community Project
A Digilent community member shares his Custom Function Generator project!
Digilent Resources Overview
Check out a brief rundown of the available resources within the Digilent community!
Pmod Wars III: Return Of The Jericho
The final installment to the series!
Pmod Wars II: “Cool Hand, Luke”
The second thrilling installment in the Pmod Wars Saga!
Halloween for Makers
Get ready for Halloween with our makers guide!
Digilent On Instructables: Part Two
Find more Diligent projects with part two of our series!
Find Digilent On Instructables: Part One
It can be tricky to find and follow projects on Instructables, so today we profile the amazing Digilent authors who create this great content so that everyone can easily find their work!
How to Make a Prosthetic Hand at Home?
Miranda profiles her D. I. Y. prosthetic hand project, and details how you can go about making your own!
Adding Functionality to a Project
Explore options for adding functionality to a project with our Functionality Quick Guide!
DIY Lunging Tentacle Project
Make your own classically charming, coworker-alarming tentacle catapult.
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