As you can probably imagine I spend considerable time evaluating and testing products. Much of that work requires using a typical solderless breadboard setup with an Uno or Mega 2560 and wiring things up as needed. To create a better, more efficient test setup, I decided to utilize the new Mega 2560 Pro MCU Proto
The Mega 2560 Pro MCU Proto Board is our latest addition to our series of solder prototype boards for those looking to build permanent projects. While solderless breadboards are ideal for building temporary circuits, there comes a time in some projects where it is desirable to build a more permanent version that can be put
We have begun introducing our new series of solder prototype boards for those looking to build permanent projects. While solderless breadboards are ideal for building temporary circuits, there comes a time in some projects where it is desirable to build a version that can be put into permanent use. The most common option is to
We recently had a customer, Jeff, looking for a way to count the amount of ammo produced by his reloading equipment. The manufacturer of the reloader equipment offers a counter that uses a mechanical switch to increment the count when you pull down the handle of the reloader. If the round doesn’t load properly, it
We hope you had a great holiday! Like the Elves, we have been busy over the holiday getting our new Pro Series of solderless breadboards evaluated and loaded into the store. The Pro Series is our line of professional grade breadboards that are designed for the serious hobbyists and professionals that want the best performance
One of the common things to run into when trying to work with devices that have an I2C interface, is to hook everything up, download the applicable program and have absolutely nothing happen. If there are no wiring or obvious programming errors, this frequently ends up being a mismatch between what you think the I2C
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