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dumblebots.com
In this tutorial, I will explain the theory Pulse Width Modulation (PWM), and how to use it with an Arduino to control the brightness of an LED. Generally, any digital device like an Arduino deals only with two states i.e. ON(5v) or OFF(0v). However, in many situations we desire to have analog states which are... |
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alexanderell.is
[AI summary] The author walks through building an Arduino-based temperature monitoring project using a TMP36 sensor and LEDs to indicate temperature thresholds. |
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www.krekr.nl
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www.pieterbrinkman.com
I'm on a quest to decrease the number of points of failure in my home automation setup. Moving everything as close to Home Assistant core functionality. Recently I moved to ZHA for Zigbee support and removed external bridges like Xiaomi Gateway and Philips Hue. Now it's time to remove a Raspberry Pi that's running Zwave2MQTT. ... Continue reading "Migrating from Zwave2MQTT to Z-Wave JS for Home Assistant" |
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