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Security Monitor Do you want to detect when a person passes by? Whether it is outside your apartment or your room or even in the next... VIEW PROJECT XBee Rock, Paper, Scissors Would you like to be able to play automated Rock, Paper, Scissors electronically and wirelessly? This project uses... VIEW PROJECT Low-Voltage Detection Example In this post we'll show you how to use the Low Voltage Detection (LVD) feature of the Programmable XBee to print a... VIEW PROJECT Potentiometer Example: XBee Wi-Fi Potentiometers can be used for setting a level, determining an angle or just as a simple user interface adjustment... VIEW PROJECT Push Button Example: XBee Wi-Fi This example uses a simple tactile switch however the very same circuit can be used with a pressure mat to detect... VIEW PROJECT LED Example: XBee Wi-Fi Making an LED illuminate is one of the first things many people do when they start learning electronics. It's also... VIEW PROJECT Light Sensor Example: XBee Wi-Fi Use a photocell light sensor with the XBee Wi-Fi to sense and take action based on the amount of light that falls on... VIEW PROJECT Temperature Example: XBee Wi-Fi Measuring temperature is a popular way to get started with analog sensing. This example uses the TMP36 low-voltage... VIEW PROJECT Potentiometer Example: Digi XBee Zigbee Cloud Kit When it comes to analog input, it doesn’t get any easier than a basic potentiometer. Nicknamed “pots,” these... VIEW PROJECT Current Sensor: INA209 The INA209 chip is a high-side current shunt and power monitor with an I2C interface. The INA209 monitors both shunt... VIEW PROJECT Using Programmable XBee in DIO In this post, we are going to change the XBee module included in the XBee Digital I/O Adapter (DIO) for a... VIEW PROJECT Connecting a Capacitive Touch Keypad to the Programmable XBee In this post we are going to show you how to connect a capacitive touch keypad to your Programmable XBee module. VIEW PROJECT
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