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Author: Kwaku Effa
Understanding RFIDs and Integrating them in your projects
The first time I saw an RFID card, my team and I were representing Ghana at the World Robot Olympiad. We lodged in a beautiful…
Using the dual axis analog joystick module
Where are the game center squad?
Do you remember those guys behind the UCOM game pad who would be like “oh as for me I play FIFA well with analog 
Extracting the raw sound waves
Did you know that humans have a hearing range between 20Hz and 20kHz? and even the fact that as we grow older our hearing becomes…
Using the Digital Humidity and temperature sensor
Of the many sensors you will find yourself using, the DHT sensors are quite complicated. Retrieving data from this sensor is not as simple as it is fo…
Addressing the Newbie Passions!
Since the days the worlds were formed by the Great I Am, humanity has never stopped expressing the creative power that was embeded in us since day 1! …
Using an Infrared Proximity sensor.
There are so many sensors out there today because of the fact that we want our robots, machines and systems we design to have some…
Controlling the speed and direction of a DC motor.
https://youtu.be/Cp_SK3HS1HI Dc motors were one of the coolest things most of us used to play with as kids. You should even recognize this particular one…
Motion detection with the PIR motion sensor.
Why at all would you need to detect motion? And why is the PIR motion sensor a good option? Okay welcome to another quick and…
How to build an Inverting Operational Amplifier
Welcome to another exciting Tutorial from Aaenics. Still on the linear electronics series and if you’ve been following for a couple of weeks now you’ll…
This is also a virtual breadboard view of the circuit.
The Above components will be used to build the dual polarity power supply for the op-amp ic.
The rest below is needed to build the inverting amp it self.
to the other. One end of the Parallel structure is connected to the output(PIN 1) of the LM358 IC. and the other end of the two LEDs is connected to ground(0 volts) through a series resistor.