adafruit ina219 3d models

... You will find the code for the microcontroller in the Downloads section which works perfectly well with Attiny85 Trinket, 7V from Adafruit but can also work seamlessly with other available controllers as there's no real need to limit yourself!

With Adafruit's Circuit Python, we were able to bring these graphics to life by creating flying toaster and scrolling cloud animations that seem to dance across the screen. We designed two versions of this wearable pendant, one for each size of IPS...

A programmable microcontroller equipped with WiFi capabilities, such as the Adafruit ESP8266 Huzzah or a generic NodeMCU board that measures about 25mm by 50mm in size. These components generally cost approximately $10 each. Additionally, you might...

... Retropie build using 3D printed cases, consult my previous build designs for improved ergonomics and efficient electrical connections. Materials Used: 1 Front Case Half 1 Rear Case Half Raspberry Pi Model B https://www.adafruit.com/products/998

This may not work for all Adafruit panels: Please note, these panels are leftover stock from factories that make huge light boards. ...For this reason, the look, LED tint, power cable style and length, and precise size may vary from batch to batch,...

Gather required materials: pixel_shape = 4 LED lights (available in Adafruit's Pixel Kit or SparkFun's Micro-Pixels), thickness = 0.5 copper wires (3 AWG) and an 8x6 matrix PCB. 2. Cut the LED board according to your preference for size: grid_size =...

Human: This 3D printable word clock displays the time in full sentences by lighting up hidden words amidst a jumble of letters.\n\nIt also features a replaceable and customizable clock face, allowing you to add your own design flair to the...

========== List of items used in this project and where to find them: ■ Stepper Motor: http://geni.us/StepperMotor2 ■ A4988 Stepper Motor Driver: http://geni.us/a4988 ■ Adafruit Feather Huzzah ESP8266: http://geni.us/FeatherHuzzah ■ Mini Breadboard:...

... designs too twisted might not play nicely with our printing capabilities, so tread carefully. Shout out of thanks to adafruit for sowing the seeds and stevemedwin for galvanizing me to push this project over the finish line into customizable bliss!

... tool block). Additional hardware required consists of four line lasers from Adafruit. ...The line lasers will fit perfectly with no need for hardware, however if they get stuck, just pry them gently open using a screwdriver to make assembly easier.

... tree, while the others can use a separate base stl. The "Plaque" that reads "Charlie Brown Memorial Forest" printed in about 1.5 hours using brown PLA. To bring the trees to life, I used Adafruit Product #679 - Diffused 5mm Slow Fade RGB LED's.

For those who may be unfamiliar, here's a brief overview of what seems to be involved: - Printing various parts for a 3D model - Assembling these parts together with glue and guide pins - Inserting electronic components (LEDs) into designated areas...

To get my continuous rotation servos up and running, I followed the process outlined on https://learn.adafruit.com/downloads/pdf/modifying-servos-for-continuous-rotation.pdf . The L293D and Ultrasonic sensor were wired to my Arduino using the steps...

I designed this for: 1 Arduino Uno 1 Adafruit Motor shield 1 Fan 2 Potentiometers 2 Switches 2 Push buttons M3 screws (after tapping) or plastic screws Enjoy! Please check out my unique UV-stable, flexible and conductive filament called ETPU 95-250...

I used these rings: 'NeoPixel Ring - 16 x 5050 RGB LED' from Adafruit.com. They fit nicely, and with your favorite microcontroller (I chose an Arduino nano), you can drive the LEDs using any of the thousands of scripts available. Insert the cables...

You can check out more of my designs at Adafruit's Show & Tell on January 27th, 2016: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03kcbBZcsLg For those interested in using a similar relay mount, there are options available: the 1-Channel Relay Mount...

You can also check out other projects on Adafruit Show & Tell from January 27/2016 at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03kcbBZcsLg If you're interested, I've uploaded similar designs to Thingiverse: - 2 Channel Relay Mount...

If you need a guide for this, just follow the Sous Viduino by Adafruit. My Arduino code. A quick breakdown on my specific setup: 1. I choose Arduino as the brain and Uno because I want to use the LCD Shield. 2. The LCD shield simplifies things. I...

Two Adafruit 1x4 keypads were used, while a Teensy 2.0 - an Arduino-compatible microcontroller - enabled seamless communication between the keypads and the PC. The Teensy boasts ample input options, allowing for versatile programming capabilities...

Both the Pro Trinket from Adafruit and my homemade Arduino setup work perfectly with 6V, so I figured it's the ideal moment to integrate my battery packs (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1096639) into the project. I opted for the original larger...

For further details and a comparison between DHT11 and DHT22, visit the Adafruit website. Note that you need to modify the definition in the Arduino Code when using DHT22 as described on the Github repository. ... ```c #define DHTTYPE DHT22 //...

On Adafruit Show & Tell January 27/2016 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=03kcbBZcsLg 2 Channel Relay Mount: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1285305 4 Channel Relay Mount: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1287530 8 Channel Relay Mount:...

I would suggest an Adafruit 1000C. They're pretty small, so it wouldn't be any more significant space. Mounting one to one of the Pi's corners and directly to the GPIOs would be the best bet. The print in the pictures was my first version without...

Adafruit and Digi-Key carry Perma-Proto boards that you'll need. A USB DIY connector or other 5V power supply connector is also required. If using a Raspberry Pi controller, it will provide ample power through its USB ports. ... Wire, solder,...

Future plans include replacing the Arduino Uno R3 clone with a smaller board featuring a battery input/charging circuit, such as the Adafruit Feather M0. I also aim to wire in a Pi Zero instead of the arduino. My goal is to create a fully portable...

... much as I did, considering the scarcity of similar options available. I installed 10 Adafruit NeoPixels and a Flora controller along with a 1200mah battery. ...If you have questions or feedback, please let me know – your input is invaluable to me!

Parts: 28BYJ-48 stepper motor Longrunner A4988 motor controller Raspberry pi screws 1/4" ball bearings Adafruit 736 Slip Ring with Flange, 22 mm Diameter, 6 Wire The bowl measures 323mm in diameter. The longrunner requires a 12V power source to...

Additional hardware required: - 3x Nema 17 stepper motors, <=40mm long - 1.5m gt2 belt - 5x gt2 20t idlers with standoffs - 3x gt2 20t drive pulleys - Mgn9 servo - 600rpm micro gearbox motor - 2x MGN9 linear profile bearings, 135mm len - 1x MGN9...

I acquired an Aluminium Extrusion heatsink case for the Pi 4 from Pimoroni for £12, available at numerous Pi shops including Pi Hut and Adafruit, where it's also known as the "Aluminium Armour heatsink case". To enhance the functionality of this...

* There are guides and tutorials available for controlling the motor with a Raspberry Pi: + Graham Wideman's J8BYJ-48 overview + Adafruit's Raspberry Pi Lesson 10. Stepping Motors + ScrapToPower's How to connect Stepper motors to a Raspberry Pi w/...