Final Project: PhiPhi's Quantum Tuna Cans
Yuke Ding and I spent a little over a month developing this little project – a friendly demonstration of some fundamental
Week 10: Music Player, and Serial Communication of Rotation to Unity
SPI and I2CWeek 10Background: Synchronous serial communication is needed for simpler ICs that don’t have internal clocks. There are
Week 9: SPI and I2C WIP, and Final Project Idea
Final ProjectDing and I are working together on creating an activity for understanding some basic concepts of quantum computing. See
Week 8: Serial Communication Between Arduino and Unity
Inspired by the possibilities I saw using p5.js, I thought I would try serial communication between the Arduino and
Week 7: Serial Communication
Week 7 NotesBackground Asynchronous Serial Communication TTL: transistor-transistor logic – used by UARTs (universal asynchronous receiver-transmitters), high voltage means logic 1,
Midterm
Everything is here: GitHub - mashiyatz/pcomp-midterm: Arduino code for building a motor operated drawer with an undead doorman.Arduino
Week 5: Skulls and Motors
Week 5 NotesBackground Readings: Controlling High-Current Loads: Trying to understand how the relay works: through induction there’s a magnetic
Week 4: How do you open a door?
For this week's Designing Assistive Technology class, I had to build something out of cardboard – I thought it would be
Week 3: Not everything needs wires
Week 3 NotesBackground Analog Output: PWM: pulse width modulation creates a pseudo-analog voltage – effective voltage created by constantly changing V;
Week 2: Why Won't This Speaker Work?! Because I Need Delay!
Week 2 NotesBackground Microcontrollers: Input: sensor; output: actuator GPIO: general purpose input and output Microcontroller: a simple (firmware only) processor,
