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Tag Archives: Arduino
micro:bit pulse oximeter
Around the same time I bought a cheap eCO2 sensor, I bought a MAX30100 pulse oximeter board for a few quid. I never got it working, partly because the protocol for making it work is very complex (way more complex … Continue reading
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Tagged Arduino, BBCMicrobit, Microbit, oximeter, pulse, SpO2
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Adventures in Arduino TinyBASIC
I’ve been watching Wifi Sheep’s Arduino simple BASIC computer builds and this cool little project using LCD and OLED displays with interest, and I thought I might have a go at building something similar myself with parts I have lying … Continue reading
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Tagged Arduino, BASIC, BBCMicrobit, Microbit, TinyBASIC
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Cheap KIM-1 clone
I’ve written before about how the KIM-1 (my brother’s) was the first computer I ever used, and how the very first programming I did as a child was 6502 assembler rather than BASIC. This led to me to make little … Continue reading
Playing Arduboy games on a micro:bit
There are lots of little machines and platforms for making and playing your own games now; various colour LCD MakeCode Arcade machines, the Arduino-based Arduboy which uses a tiny but crisp black and white OLED display as well as the … Continue reading
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Tagged Arduboy, Arduino, BBCMicrobit, Microbit
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Arduino composite video out using only 3 resistors
It’s supposed to be easy – 2 or 3 resistors and you can get your Arduino micro controller to produce low-resolution black and white composite video. Well, it wasn’t for me. It took me hours to get it working, but … Continue reading