#electronics monday

Pilypas came to one Electronics Monday looking for some help with the Arduino code for his project at Vilnius Academy of Arts. Here is the code they wrote with miceuz, and this is how his final project turned out:

As usual, the electronics lab is open 18:00-21:00. Come to chat, solder, experiment, ask for advice or show off your projects!

As usual, the electronics lab is open at 18:00 -  come to chat, try stuff, show what you’ve been doing.

As usual, the electronics lab is open since 18:00 -- come with questions, experiments, anecdotes, learn to use the equipment or let’s break something together!

As usual, we’re hosting an open evening at our new electronics lab. Come with your projects, questions, learn to use the tools and let’s hack together!

SIGNALAI IR OSCILOSKOPAI

Šį elektronikos pirmadienį - lengvo turinio paskaita apie vieną svarbiausių elektronikos įrankių - osciloskopą. Apžvelgsime pačias paprasčiausias funkcijas, pažiūrėsime į analoginius ir skaitmeninius signalus. Pabaksnosime į įvairias vietas prietaisuose.

Pradžia 19:00 Technariume Panerių 45

Jei turite nešiojamė osciloskopų, atsineškite, kad būtų daugiau su kuo dirbti.

SIGNALS AND OSCILLOSCOPES

Every Monday between 18-21:00 we host the Electronics Monday – an open hack night, an informal meeting of electronics enthusiasts at our electronics lab. This is an informal forum for chatting, sharing experience, conducting experiments in electronics. We learn to use equipment and tools, do experiments, give advice, help to start in electronics, show off our projects.

The last Monday we were working on our open source RFID access controller project.

As usual, tonight the electronics lab is open for everyone. Come with a question, a thing to disassemble, an idea, an experiment!

The last Monday we tested out some new lab gear, started repairing and hacking an old ELEKTRONIKA clock and discussed the repair of an industrial liquid level valve one of us has been asked to do.