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Startups Survival Guide

At Digi-Key we work with thousands of startups every year. Some make it and unfortunately some don't.

Learn to Breadboard

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Breadboarding is an integral part of creating any electronics project...

Introduction to RTOS - Solution to Part 2 (FreeRTOS)

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In this tutorial, we walk through the code solution for the challenge proposed in part 2 of the Introduction to RTOS course.

The Hacksmith: The World’s Brightest Flashlight

After experiencing a power outage, Hacksmith Industries wanted a backup light that could illuminate the entire facility with battery power

LEARN.DIGIKEY.COM

We all love the world of DIY, so we have racked our brains and put together some of our favorite STEM/DIY projects for students of all ages to conquer at home.

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Make Your Own Laser Communication System

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Who doesn't love lasers? Did you know you can build a communication system for around $10?

Circuit Playground Slouch Detector

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In this guide we will go through the steps to turn your Circuit Playground into a slouch detector. It will provide a warning if you, well, get a little slouchy - hopefully with reminders, you can keep your good posture and maintain a healthy back!

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Donald Bell Maker Update: RGB Raft on Blue Water

By Maker.io Staff

This week on maker update: an RGB Kayak, CNC Foam Cutting, artificial sunlight, laser tag, glowing swords, measuring holes, and how to use weird displays.

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Getting Started with Inky pHAT

By Pimoroni

This tutorial will show you how to install the Inky Python library, and then walk through its functionality. You'll learn how to run the beautiful included examples: the name badge, calendar, and weather station, and then learn how to display text and images on Inky pHAT.

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How to Send and Receive Data Over IR Signals with an Arduino

By Maker.io Staff

Using an Arduino Uno, IR emitters and receivers, and the IRemote library we build a simple circuit that can send or receive standard remote control signals.

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