Contents contributed and discussions participated by Aasemoon =)
concept ships: MONTHLY HEADER #91: John Berkey - 0 views
BioShare.info - 0 views
Curious - artwork by Lawrence Yang - 0 views
The Practical Guide to Multithreading - Part 1 - CodeProject - 0 views
GPGPU image processing basics using OpenCL.NET - CodeProject - 1 views
robots.net - Reasoning Without Language - 0 views
Easing Functions Cheat Sheet - 0 views
Smart Grids, part I - 0 views
The Origins of Scala - 0 views
Power-aware FPGA design (Part 1) - 0 views
What Is an Arduino Shield and Why Should My Netduino Care? | Coding4Fun Articles | Chan... - 0 views
-
When the Arduino Duemilanove microcontroller appeared in 2005, it featured a set of female pin headers exposing most of the pins of the ATmega168 for easy hacking and for connecting accessory boards known as 'Shields'. The purpose of a shield is to provide new plug-and-play functionality to the host microcontroller, such as circuit prototyping, motion control, sensor integration, network and radio communication, or gaming interfaces, without worrying too much about the hardware implementation details. Seven years after the birth of the original Arduino, new shields keep coming out and are being cataloged on http://shieldlist.org/, a testament to the versatility of the design. It is also simple to build a DIY shield when nothing out there will meet your needs or when you want to understand how the shield concept works from the ground up.
Dark Matters : Science Channel - 0 views
Aasemoon =)
I'm a student of Electrical Engineering, Robotics option, and most of my work and research is done in this field. I'm also a long time programmer and web-developer. I can't live without music and books. I'm half Persian & half Welsh, currently living in Canada. www.Aasemoon.com verse.Aasemoon.com