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Arduino library for the MPU-9250 enabling its digital motion process (DMP) features.
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A breakout board for the HX711 load cell weight measuring amplifier
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Example code and board files for the Serial 7 Segment Display.
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Library to control UBX binary protocol and NMEA over I2C on Ublox GPS modules
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Controlling and reading from the MLX90640 IR array thermal imaging sensor
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A board that provides a serial interface with a vehicle's OBD-II bus.
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Triple axis accelerometer MMA8452, I2C based with tap and orientation settings.
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AVR cheat sheet for the ATmega328p
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A library for the laser based VL53L1X Time Of Flight distance sensor capable of detecting a target 4m away!
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Solar Access Point Fileserver for Sparkfun Thing
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These wireless transmitters and receivers easily fit into a breadboard and work well with microcontrollers to create a very simple wireless data link.
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A list of resources, links, tools, tutorials and more to make nodebots — robots powered by web technology.
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A breakout and development board for the ESP8266 WiFi SoC.
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A very basic and flawed piece of code to show how Github GUI works.
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A library to drive the AMS CCS811 air quality sensor
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Midi shield product 9595, available from SparkFun Electronics
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The EasyDriver is a simple to use stepper motor driver, compatible with anything that can output a digital 0 to 5V pulse (or 0 to 3.3V pulse if you solder SJ2 closed on the EasyDriver).
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Demo Code for the Thermal Printer available from SparkFun Electronics
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Arduino libraries for the BMP180 pressure sensor breakout board
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Breakout board for a monochrome, 0.66", 64x48 OLED display.
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Speech-activated LEDs using Intel Edison, SparkFun blocks, Python, and CMU Sphinx
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Thanks for the great tutorial! This was a lot of fun to get working!
I followed the tutorial's instructions and connected pin 6 to RST via a 10K resistor. However, with the 10K resistor there, the line didn't work for me at all. I reduced the value to 1K and it worked fine, but that's really just a random guess from me. It also worked without the resistor, but as stated in your tutorial, that c