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- Jurababa_2025-2026 Public
Jurababa code for 2025-2026 season of IEEE. Made with ❤️ by the Micromouse team.
IEEE-StonyBrook/Jurababa_2025-2026’s past year of commit activity - Fall2024_OPS_Projects Public
IEEE-StonyBrook/Fall2024_OPS_Projects’s past year of commit activity - Sp24Soldering Public
IEEE-StonyBrook/Sp24Soldering’s past year of commit activity - Thermostat-Project Public
This repository will hold the code for the Thermostat project, which aims to output the results of a temperature-humidity sensor and a pressure-altitude sensor on a 4D Systems µLCD-32PTU touchscreen, driven by an Arduino Uno.
IEEE-StonyBrook/Thermostat-Project’s past year of commit activity - TicTacToe-Board Public
Final code for the arduino based tic tac toe board. The Picaso controller on the Screen is used as a slave controller and the arduino is the master.
IEEE-StonyBrook/TicTacToe-Board’s past year of commit activity - TicTacToe-for--LCD-32PTU Public
This repository holds a project that upon completion, will allow us to play games of Tic Tac Toe on the 4D Systems µLCD-32PTU touch screem with microcontroller.
IEEE-StonyBrook/TicTacToe-for--LCD-32PTU’s past year of commit activity - IEEE-Arduino-Workshop-3 Public
In this workshop, we introduced how to print in the Arduino Serial console, and set up a light controlled by a photoresistor.
IEEE-StonyBrook/IEEE-Arduino-Workshop-3’s past year of commit activity - IEEE-Arduino-Workshop-2 Public
In this workshop, we took the idea with our previous workshop and worked out how to fix a major problem with our setup. Previously, it would bounce like mad such that a button press did not guarantee that an updated voltage state. This time, we figured out how to debounce the signal so that it would work as expected.
IEEE-StonyBrook/IEEE-Arduino-Workshop-2’s past year of commit activity - IEEE-Arduino-Workshop-1 Public
In this workshop, we first ran a short program to blink the Arduino's onboard LED. Following this we attached a separate LED across pin 12 and the ground and blinked it. Lastly, we used a breadboard to wire a switch on pin 8 to control whether or not the LED was turned on or not, which is the current state of the code.
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