Using SSH to Communicate With Your Raspberry Pi
Learn how to log into your Raspberry Pi’s console from another laptop or PC.
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Using the Chroot SSH trick
Austin explains a trick for getting LIRC to work in the chroot that runs on the Raspberry Pi.
Project Profile Part 2: Sonar Sensor
Ella defies the PCB Ruler’s physical limitations with this sonar-powered project!
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Using a Raspberry Pi as a Universal Remote
Turn your Raspberry Pi into a universal remote with this fun project!
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Custom Function Generator- Community Project
A Digilent community member shares his Custom Function Generator project!
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Using the Analog Discovery and Waveforms as a Semiconductor Curve Tracer
Brandon continues his Analog Discovery 2 tutorial series.
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How to Make a Physical Interface for a LabVIEW VI
Austin shares the last installment in his recent project series… a physical control system for a LabVIEW VI!
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DIY Makey Makey using LabVIEW and a WF32
Austin teaches how to replicate his homemade Makey Makey, which turns anything conductive into your computer’s keyboard.
Creating a Touch Sensitive Piano with BeagleBone Black and LabVIEW
Austin showcases his latest project, a homemade touch sensitive piano!
Digilent Halloween Prank Using a BeagleBone Black and LabVIEW
Austin puts the nerves of unsuspecting Digilent employees to the test!
Open Collector vs. Open Drain
Talesa illustrates the differences between Pmod OC1 and Pmod OD1!
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Adding Knobs To The Analog Discovery 2 Using LabVIEW
Austin introduces his latest project, integrating physical controls with the Analog Discovery 2.
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