Debug STM32 with VScode
by seer on Jul.19, 2017, under Uncategorized
This tutorial shows how to debug STM32 with VScode. Tested with $2 STM32F103C8T6 “blue pill” board and $2 ST link V2.
nRF51822 with Arduino development
by seer on Nov.20, 2016, under My gadgets
This is my experiment of burn bootloader on nRF51822 and upload code with serial cable and Arduino IDE.
WebBluetooth With CC2541
by seer on Nov.20, 2016, under My gadgets
This project shares my experience with WebBluetooth with Bluetooth hardware (CC2541 – Texas Instruments)
Blink an LED the hard way
by seer on Nov.21, 2014, under Uncategorized
Here is an example of using Arduino Due’s usb host port. The USB device is also an Arduino so repeat this experiment will be easier. The Arduino Leonardo is running LUFA’s Generic HID demo. If you don’t want to set up toolchain for LUFA. There is a pre-compiled hex file for Leonardo. Please notice this demo will take over USB and you have to reset your Leonardo to enter bootloader again. The Due side code can be compiled and uploaded with Arduino 1.5.8 directly.
Google Glass controlled flashlight
by seer on Dec.05, 2013, under Uncategorized
This is an updated version of flashlight on Google Glass. This flashlight get power and control signal from Glass’s micro-usb Port. A glassware can be voice activated to toggle the flashlight. However USB OTG (USB host) function requires root in XE11. More information on Github:
https://github.com/DeqingSun/USB_flashlight_Glass
Plastic push-in rivets fastened laser-cut box
by seer on Nov.24, 2013, under Uncategorized
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ftdi processing
by seer on Oct.07, 2013, under Uncategorized
A recompiled JD2XX library that can work with processing. Using FTDI API can send and receive data at a much higher speed than Virtual Com Port. This works well with Arduino Duemilanove (ft232).
orginal:http://bleyer.org/jd2xx/
Some dll is needed in java/bin in processing’s application folder.
Google glass talks to Arduino and Raspberry Pi
by seer on Jul.09, 2013, under My gadgets
Use Google glass voice command to control a LED on Arduino and Raspberry Pi via XMPP messages.
Try it: bareboneglass.appspot.com Source code: github.com/DeqingSun/bare_glass_app
Directional Speakers
by seer on Jan.25, 2013, under My gadgets
This speaker modulates audible sound on ultrasonic signal and send the modulated sound in a beam through the array of piezo speakers. The sound will be demodulated with the non-linearity of air itself and can be heard right in front of the speaker. The case is made by laser-cut cherry wood. A small laser diode is used to indicate the path of sound.
![Full_Front[1]](http://www.thinkcreate.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/Full_Front1.jpg)
