Basically: If you want a popular, do-it-all microcontroller and you have some C or C++ experience, go with an Arduino (I’ve personally worked with an Arduino Mega in the past and can attest to ...

Under command from the Arduino, the relay normally routes signals from the stock microcontroller to the signal processor, allowing the normal control of volume and other features.

To program these chips, [Aaron] first had to wire up the microcontroller into a circuit. This was just a bit of perf board, a resistor, a few caps, and a USB A plug.

At its core, the Arduino is a small, programmable microcontroller board that accepts and stores code from your computer capable of cool outcomes ranging from controlling lights to making music.

10 Simple-But-Fun Projects to Make With Arduino John Boxall, author of the new book Arduino Workshop, shares a few of the projects from his book on how to get started with the microcontroller.

A game modder shows off how they reverse-engineered CAN messages for a Lada gauge cluster and displays real-time information from BeamNG.