The sensors are connected to an Arduino Nano via a 74HC165 parallel-load shift register, which lets multiple modules be daisy-chained together.

One of the main features that makes this screen an attractive option for Arduino users is the low power consumption. The device is rated at six to nine volts for operation and it draws slightly ...

The latest version of the TSHARC touch screen device driver software enhances customization and versatility and introduces Soft-Zone technology. Soft-Zone may be used to define individual or an ...

Touch on the display is five-point + gesture, and the camera interface is 20pin ‘Arducam’. Power comes from the underlying Arduino, and when the display is attached there is still access to all 54 ...

It doesn’t take much to pull off this trick, [RopB] just taped a piece of tin foil to the screen and connected it to the Arduino with a jumper wire.