As you may have noticed, we here at Digilent are big fans of projects! If you happen to enjoy Digilent projects, make sure to follow us onInstructablesso you can find all of the step by step guides for a variety of different applications.
This blog post will profile some of our fabulous authors and where to find their work, as well as what kind of hardware and products they tend to use. This way if you are intomicrocontrollersfor example, you can followauthors who use themwith frequency.
So without further ado, lets introduce our first round of authors!
Brandon M:
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布兰登发生在be a bit of an analog whiz, so many of his projects are completed using electronic components. HisLaser Trip Wire Projectwas made using entirely analog components,WaveForms 2015software, and anElectronics Explorer Board!
In addition to this he is also a heavy user of theAnalog Discovery 2!Brandon is currently writinga seriesthat highlights the capabilities of the Analog Discovery 2 and WaveForms 2015.
In Brandon’s own words:
“I’ve always loved to figure out how things work, so hacking and making just fits for me.”
Kaitlyn:Commanderfranz
Kaitlyn’s projects also include a lot of work with theAnalog Discovery 2, though she also makes many projects and tutorials with theBasys 3和Zybo. Her 44 published Instructables detail everything fromhow to get started with Arty,to how to make aLED Spider Costumefor dogs!
Bonus! On her Instructables page, you also get to see more adorable pictures of her dogs, Nick and Jericho!
Austin:Austin Stanton
Considering he is one of our twoLabVIEWinterns, it should come as no surprise that many of his project focus on, well, LabVIEW! He is incredibly good at combining LabVIEW software with other products to make new and amazing projects.
This includesLabVIEW and the Raspberry Pifor his battlingSumoBot,LabVIEW和thechipKIT WF32for hisThermistor Fan Control project.Most recently headded knobsto the Analog Discovery 2 using… you might have guessed it… LabVIEW!
Make sure to check out these awesome authors and their projects, and stay tuned for our next round of profiles. Additionally please comment your Instructables username or one of your favorite projects below for a chance to be featured on the blog!
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