In today’s connected world, wireless communication modules are at the heart of most electronic devices. They enable devices to communicate without the need for wires, opening up possibilities for smart homes, IoT (Internet of Things), and more. But how do these modules work, and which one is right for your project? Let’s dive into the […]
Soldering Tips for Electronics Projects Soldering is an essential skill for anyone in electronics. Here’s how to do it right: Tools You Need: Soldering iron 220V Soldering Gun Iron 60W US Plug Solder wire 0.6/0.8/1/1.2/1.5MM 63/37 FLUX 2.0% 45FT Tin Lead Tin Wire Melt Rosin Core Solder Soldering Wire Roll For diy Desoldering pump Soldering iron kit adjustable […]
Sensors are the backbone of any IoT project. Here’s a detailed look at five essential sensors and their applications: 1. DHT11 Temperature and Humidity Sensor Uses: Home automation, weather monitoring. Why It’s Great: Easy to use with Arduino and Raspberry Pi. Example Project: Build a smart indoor climate monitor. DHT11 Temperature and Humidity Sensor Module […]
Arduino is one of the most popular platforms for beginners entering the world of electronics and programming. In this guide, we’ll cover the basics to get you started: What Is Arduino? Arduino is an open-source electronics platform that simplifies building electronic projects. It’s widely used for tasks like controlling sensors, motors, and lights. Essential Components […]
If you’re looking to buy an Arduino board in Kenya, ASK Electronics is the place to go. They are a trusted supplier of Arduino boards and other electronics components, with a wide range of products available on their website, www.askelectronics.co.ke. One of the most popular Arduino boards is the Arduino UNO, which is a great […]
Below is a sample program that can be used to Control a Relay Module using SMS. This program uses a SIM800L and Arduino Nano. Although it can be used with any Arduino Board. In this program, the SIM800L is connected to the Arduino Nano’s RX and TX pins, and the relay module is connected to […]
