Introduction Part 1 of 3D Printing MouseAir V2 Part 2 0f 3D Printing MouseAir V2 / Learning 3D The Mouse Air project has been around in various stages since April of 2014. The goal of the project (conceived in a bar, […]
3D Printing MouseAir V2 – Part 2 / Learning 3D Part 1 of 3D Printing MouseAir V2 Part 3 – 3D Printing MouseAir V2 / Debugging Big 3D Prints Introduction The Mouse Air project has been around in various stages […]
Problems: New Part Generation with Fritzing Fritzing (fritzing.org) is an open source design package that makes electronics more available and readable, especially for the beginner and maker. Fritzing diagrams do make it easier to build breadboards using extant products. I like […]
Reliable Projects 5: External WatchDog Timers for Raspberry Pi/Arduino Systems Summary: In Part 5 of this series we look at setting up an External WatchDog Timer with the Arduino and also with the Raspberry Pi. We use the SwitchDoc Labs Dual WatchDog Timer, which is […]
Reliable Projects 4: Internal Versus External WatchDog Timers Summary: In Part 4 of this series we look at the differences between an Internal and External WatchDog Timer. We also review the issues with the Arduino and the Raspberry Pi Internal WatchDog explain why an External […]
Reliable Projects 3: Using the Internal WatchDog Timer for the Arduino Summary: In Part 3 of this series we look at how to set up the Arduino internal watchdog timer. We also talk about the issues with the Arduino internal WatchDog Timer and explain […]
Reliable Projects 2: Using the Internal WatchDog Timer for the Raspberry Pi Summary: In Part 2 of this series we look at how to set up the Raspberry Pi internal watchdog timer. We also talk about the issues with the Raspberry Pi internal WatchDog […]
Reliable Projects 1: WatchDog Timers for Raspberry Pi and Arduinos Summary: In this series of postings we look at how to set up the Raspberry Pi and Arduino internal watchdog timers. We also explain why an external WatchDog Timer, such as the SwitchDoc […]
Raspberry Pi Geek Magazine Adds SwitchDoc Labs Column SwitchDoc Labs is pleased to announce that Raspberry Pi Geek Magazine has added a monthly technical column written by Dr. John Shovic, CTO of SwitchDoc Labs. According to Joe Casad, Editor in […]
Solar Power on the Pi / Arduino in the Caribbean Project Curacao is a remotely controlled (from 3500 miles away) Solar Power and Wind Powered Raspberry Pi / Arduino project. It has a Raspberry Pi Model A running the higher […]
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