This is the sixth post of 3D printing for teens! In this weekly series I will share my experience and tips and tricks. The goal for this series is to get more teenagers excited about 3D printing and to help them master the craft. In advance We as Teens don’t […]
3D printing for Teens (5): Building you own 3D printer, FDM printer in-depth
3D printing for Teens (4): Building you own 3D printer part(1)
3D printing for teens (3): Drying your filament.
3D printing for teens (2): Choosing the right plastic filament(2)
3D printing for teens (1): Choosing the right plastic filament
!NEW! 3D-printed Headhpones — EQ3D1
3D printed headphones (EQ3D1) About Enjoy listening to your music in your favourite colours (rainbow included). These headphones are made with sheepskin memoryfoam pads and an aluminium headband. Because of the materials which is mostly plastic and metal you get the best bang for your buck. With fitting in the […]
How the SPI protocol works
The SPI is a high-speed synchronous serial input/output port that allows a serial bit stream of programmed length (2 to 16 bits) to be shifted into and out of the device at a programmed bit-transfer rate. The SPI is normally used for communication between the device and external peripherals. Typical […]
How The Bluetooth Protocol Works
The Bluetooth is a form of wireless technology that allows anyone to connect and communicate to another devices. Many gadgets and appliances and things today have a Bluetooth capability, like mobile phones, laptop, television and many other things. The technological community has evolved very quickly and vastly. The innovation of […]
The UART Protocol
A UART protocol is a communications protocol, which is expanded as Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter. UARTs exist to transmit and receive serial data. A UART is a stand-alone IC or a physical circuit within a microcontroller. UART makes use of 2 wires to transmit and receive data between devices. In the […]