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PTSolns

  • About Me

    We are engineers and professionals passionate about electronics and technology. Our team combined has experience in PCB design, engineering concepts and product development. Together we are able to provide technology solutions for a more efficient world.

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    Electricity Microcontrollers Sensors

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Projects

PROJECT
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Changing Bootloader on a Nano using a Custom Shield

By PTSolns

This tutorial shows the steps to change bootloader (old and new) on the Nano development board using a custom shield and an Uno as the programmer.

PROJECT
495

Making a Simple RF Network

By PTSolns

A simple getting started project demonstrating one-way RF communication between two nodes using the NRF-Shield.

PROJECT
1,286

Custom 24-Hour Single Revolution Clock

By PTSolns

A custom 24-hour single revolution clock made with an RTC and a stepper motor, controlled by the Nano Flip, all put together on the Proto-Half.

PROJECT
1,149

The Nano That Wanted to Be an Uno

By PTSolns

At the end of the project, you'll get a Nano that has a footprint of the Uno.

PROJECT
57

Adjustable Resistive Load for 5 VDC 1000 mA Applications

By PTSolns

An adjustable resistive load is developed with parts commonly found in most home and professional labs. The load can be adjusted to yield a range of current draws. This tool can be used to test, for example, the stable region of voltage regulators or other power management circuitry.

Tutorials

How to Verify the Clock Source on a Nano
TUTORIAL
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How to Verify the Clock Source on a Nano

By PTSolns

This tutorial shows how to verify the frequency of the clock source on a microcontroller development board. The process is similar for a range of boards, but we will use the popular Nano. This is a good exercise to do as it helps the user get a more in-depth understanding of the Nano microcontroller development board.