Get the most out of datasheets by learning about different datasheet diagrams and how to use them effectively to get the critical info you need for your project.
The MicroMod Data Logging Carrier Board is similar the SparkFun Logomatic to offer users a dedicated data logging board but adds the ability for you to pick a MicroMod Processor to customize it for your next data logger project.
An adjustable resistive load is developed with parts commonly found in most home and professional labs. The load can be adjusted to yield a range of current draws. This tool can be used to test, for example, the stable region of voltage regulators or other power management circuitry.
Introducing the LulzBot Print Farm: a comprehensive platform capable of managing and housing more than 64 printers, utilizing the new AutoFarm3D™ software.
This robot allows one to build coding skills from a beginner's level to an advanced level. It allows hands-on experience and important problem-solving skills.
This is a wonderfully simple craft from Emma that only requires the item you’re decorating, some glue, and some paper, whether that be some you’ve printed yourself, some pre-printed découpage paper, or even newspaper as we have used!
Introducing the SparkFun MicroMod ESP32 Processor Board! This bad boy pops an M.2 connector onto the ESP32 so you can take advantage of all that lovely ESP32 power with any of our MicroMod carrier boards.
One of our team members went "down the pinhole" and discovered a new hobby, printing and modifying several cameras along the way. Cody, the maker who took the following photos, wrote about his experience.
This week on Maker Update: the cutest useless robot, beach cleanup with computer vision, Geneva drive zoetrope, and a servo-controlled VR telepresence camera.
Learn how to build a Mecanum wheel frame for your XRP robot. Discover the design process, software setup, & assembly tips to enhance your robot's functionality.
Create a stunning and practical CPU load meter with Raspberry Pi and analog voltmeters. Perfect for creating a unique and functional piece for your desk.
A student studying Secondary Design and Technology Education at Nottingham Trent University designed a purse with built-in LED, fixing the age old issue of searching for bits of change in the dark.
Get a student’s perspective on UC Berkeley’s EECS 16B course, covering advanced circuit analysis, linear systems, and the exciting S1XT33N robot project.
This week on Maker Update: a nightstand with a special touch, a flip-dot display for your Spotify playlist, an election countdown clock, and a brushless motor business card.
Learn how to set up bidirectional communication with ESP-NOW, with step-by-step instructions for enabling two-way data exchange between multiple devices.
These breakouts eliminate nearly all the inconvenience of using buttons by converting everything to an easy-to-use I2C connection using the Qwiic Interface.