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| + | === 9. March 2016: How to connect an LED to a Raspberry Pi (or Arduino) === | ||
| + | Ever wanted to make an LED blink, dim or flash in weird patterns? Then join this easy to follow demo on how to do exactly that! No skills required! | ||
| − | + | - Starts at: 20:30h | |
| + | - Prerequisites: none | ||
| + | - B.Y.O.: Raspberry Pi | ||
| + | - Material Provided: LEDs, Resistors, Arduinos | ||
| − | Prerequisites: none | + | |
| − | B.Y.O.: Raspberry Pi | + | === 16. March 2016: How to connect a "Light Sensor" to a Raspberry Pi (or Arduino) === |
| − | Material Provided: | + | |
| + | - Starts at: 20:30h | ||
| + | - Prerequisites: none | ||
| + | - B.Y.O.: Raspberry Pi | ||
| + | - Material Provided: Light Sensor, Resistors, Arduinos | ||
Revision as of 13:22, 6 March 2016
Hackuarium weekly demos for everyone. 10 minutes of hands-on show and tell that anyone from 9-99 can understand.
9. March 2016: How to connect an LED to a Raspberry Pi (or Arduino)
Ever wanted to make an LED blink, dim or flash in weird patterns? Then join this easy to follow demo on how to do exactly that! No skills required!
- Starts at: 20:30h - Prerequisites: none - B.Y.O.: Raspberry Pi - Material Provided: LEDs, Resistors, Arduinos
16. March 2016: How to connect a "Light Sensor" to a Raspberry Pi (or Arduino)
- Starts at: 20:30h - Prerequisites: none - B.Y.O.: Raspberry Pi - Material Provided: Light Sensor, Resistors, Arduinos