eBits Academy

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Understand the links, choose suitable parts and build with LoRa, Meshtastic, Reticulum and the electronics behind them.

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Reinvent Your Office Nameplate with E‑Ink & ESP32: A DIY Blend of Retro Tech and Modern Design

Forget sticky notes and printed signs— your office door deserves smarter tech . Curious Scientist's latest project blends ESP32 microcontrollers with a 2.9"...

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CPU and RAM Monitor, Literally

There you are, hard at work at the keyboard — perhaps editing video, with 12 Chrome tabs open and about to launch a...

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Local ESP32 webserver with Mongoose and TTGO T-Display

Mongoose is an embedded networking library from Cesanta. It can give an ESP32 a local web interface and API endpoints. The Mongoose library...

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Improving Display Output - Air Quality Monitoring Station Series, Episode 13

The goal of this lesson is to improve the visual presentation on the TFT screen by adding units (such as °C for temperature...

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Understanding TFT Screens - Air Quality Monitoring Station Series, Episode 12

The purpose of this lesson is to introduce you to TFT screens, explain how they work, and how they communicate with microcontrollers such...

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Introduction to TTGO T-Display - Air Quality Monitoring Station Series, Episode 6

Lesson objectives: In this lesson, we provide an overview of the basic features and applications of the TTGO T-Display ESP32, with a particular...

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Joystick & Display

Hello and welcome back to our electronics blog series! This is blog 5 and we will explore a practical project: using a joystick...

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Ultrasound and Display

Welcome to the fourth blog in our Arduino series ! This time we will use an ultrasonic sensor and a character LCD display...

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