My first DIY gadget: Reaction game for two players on ATmega328P
Hello! This project was an important step for me into the world of embedded development: my first device with a fully custom printed circuit board designed from scratch…
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Elevator killer, incompetence, and what does this have to do with Arduino
I accidentally came across a video about the elevator killer on Arduino. In this video, the author shows how a certain company carried out an order to develop and install…
Programmable socket on AVR
The article describes the development of a compact socket with programmable on/off cycles for load control. The device is based on the Atmega48PA microcontroller with…
Well, how are you supposed to fix that? Strange laptop malfunctions in my experience
Hello, tekkix! This is Anton Komarov, I write for the MTS blog. I’ve already published several posts about repairing various devices—for example, a robot vacuum cleaner…
Crowbar circuit: reliable DIY protection for a 12V power circuit. How does it work?
Hello, tekkix! This is Anton Komarov, author of the special projects team at MTS Digital. Today I will tell you about an interesting DIY project that radio amateurs use…
Radio communication, scouts and abbreviation magic: JOTA, YOTA, POTA
United Kingdom, 1907. Returning from the front of the Anglo-Boer War, Sir Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell founded the Scout movement. The goal was simple and ambitious:…
Let's light up an LED on STM32
There are tons of articles on the internet about how to blink an LED on esp8266. We propose to consider the same task, but on an alternative microcontroller - stm32.
