Don Wilcher

About Me

Associate Certified Electronics Technician (CETa), Siemens Level I Mechatronics Instructor, an Electrical Engineer, Independent Technical Education Researcher, Instructor, Maker, Emerging Technology Lecturer- writer, Book Author, and Entrepreneur
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Build an Animated Digital Kiosk with a Raspberry Pi

Learn how to transform your Raspberry Pi into an animated digital kiosk for advertising, events, or store displays with a few simple hardware components.

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Build an Arduino Opta DC Motor Controller with HMI

By Don Wilcher

Learn the art of PLC control with Arduino Opta. Build a robust DC motor controller and explore the programming options to automate your projects effectively.

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Build a Raspberry Pi Time-Lapse Camera

By Don Wilcher

Capture time in motion with a Raspberry Pi time-lapse camera: Step-by-step guide to building your own setup. Capture the world in motion!

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Control a DC Motor with an LED Indicator from Node-RED Dashboard

By Don Wilcher

The approach to controlling a DC motor and LED makes the project interactive, ‎allowing Node-RED to control various devices in your home or workshop.

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Build a Programmable +3.3Volt Compliant Logic Probe

By Don Wilcher

Easily build your own customizable logic probe with an ESP8266-based RoundyFi to help troubleshoot your electronics projects.

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Build a Customizable Pomodoro Timer

By Don Wilcher

The objective of the Pomodoro Timer is to improve learning focus and develop efficient study habits in 25-minute increments.

Blogs

A Guide for the ESP32 Microcontroller Series

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A Guide for the ESP32 Microcontroller Series

By Don Wilcher

Explore the vast ESP32 ecosystem with this overview, featuring detailed explanations of its architecture, communication interfaces, and development tools.

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Arduino PLC IDE Software Overview

By Don Wilcher

The Arduino PLC IDE is designed to simplify programming Arduino PLC boards, allowing users to create automation projects through a user-friendly interface.