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Audio Spectrum Analyzer in a Guitar Pedal - Arduino Audio Meter by ElectroSmash


Arduino Audio Meter is a new pedal from ElectroSmash. It's basically a 16x16 LED matrix in a guitar pedal form factor with an Arduino Uno inside, which means you can code your own effects.

Arduino Audio Meter on the ElectroSmash Forum: https://www.electrosmash.com/forum/arduino-audio-meter?lang=en


This open-hardware #microchip PIC16F1459 #microcontroller development system is designed to let learners go below the level of #Arduino and #pico systems to build deeper knowledge of hardware programming and interfacing. And, with a variety of components already on board, no breadboarding is required! Check it out: https://mirobo.tech/ubmp4

#electronics #microcontrollers #DIYelectronics #teaching #ComputerTech


More #introduction content!
I’m also somewhat known porting a C. elegans nervous system model (connectome) to the Arduino Uno, so it could be used in very low cost or resource constrained platforms.
Yes, this is a robot that thinks it’s a worm, lol
Hackaday article:
https://hackaday.com/2017/10/13/nematoduino-a-roundworm-neural-model-on-an-arduino/
#introductions #stem #eduction #robotics #arduino #maker #biology #science


Next in my #introduction posts featuring Stuff I’ve Made:

This is the Chernobyl Dice: a Cold War era themed quantum RNG. It uses the clicks of a Geiger counter nestled next to an array of uranium glass marbles to generate random bits displayed on Nixie tubes.

This is a *disgustingly fair* dice and I’ve run the tests to prove it, lol

Hackaday article:
https://hackaday.com/2020/01/02/roll-the-bones-chernobyl-style/

#intrductions #arduino #maker #stem #ttrpg #nuclear #physics

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