Recently I bought an Orange Pi PC which is a small single-board computer. It is similar to Raspberry Pi 3 but costs about one third of the price. To testing it's long term functionality and reliability for future purposes I built a setup where I use it as a data logger in the following Internet of Things project.
Méhes Electronic Solutions
2017/05/01
2015/11/30
WiFi for everything #4 - Fish feeder #2 - D O N E
The fish feeder is already done and is being used from now on.
2015/09/22
WiFi for everything #4 - Fish feeder
Some people have dog, others own cat. I have freshwater aquarium with fish. Sometimes I forget to feed them in the morning, then I leave the house. So, what is the solution?
2015/09/18
WiFi for everything #3 - HTTP Server
Time did not stop. I keep going with the development of my ESP8266 WiFi module's C library. I have now a very well working own HTTP server layer with lots of capabilities. Let's check out my test application.
2015/04/20
WiFi for everything #2
As I mentioned in my previous post, I tried to transfer data over TCP connection. It succeeded, but it was not so easy. There were difficulties on both sides of the communication.
2015/04/04
WiFi for everything
A few years ago making a hobby circuit WiFi capable costed at least 30$-40$. In the past year Espressif Systems introduced a very cheap and smart solution for WiFi connectivity.
In my old-new blog I am going to present my applications and experiments regarding it's new WiFi product.
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2012/07/12
Getting started with Xilinx CPLDs
CPLD stands for Complex Programmable Logic Device. It is used for implementing logic using macrocells - it has not software, the hardware is "programmed". In the future I need it to adressing an SRAM, which is important for making a CMOS camera working...
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