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Supporting the article just below, there is now an accompanying video going through using DAC’s, producing sound and explaining the schematic to build the circuit yourself.

There are two DAC’s on the ESP32, in this article we explore where there are, how to use them and their uses.

There is a full article on using the NodeMCU 32S Dev module with the Arduino IDE here and in fact having tested the DOIT 32S I can confirm that this article can be used with this module with no modifications. Just follow the instructions there and you should be up […]

A video is available supporting Frogger on ESP32 (articles 3 & 4), showing the controller pad circuit diagram, build and collision detection. Just click the title of this post or the image to the left to view. Use the projects menu above to view the actual articles.

Latest write up and code available for Frogger. This covers frog animation and collision detection. You can now try to get your Frog Home! This is probably 80% of the project completed.

In this first episode in what will be an occasional and on-going series I strip down and scavenge a Humax 9510T PVR for spare parts, what will I find?!!? Click the thumbnail or title above to go to the video.

The Frogger project is making good progress and it’s looking like there will only be another 3 – 4 articles in this series. The next should be released in around a weeks time and will contain all of the essential game-play. Leaving only differing level difficulty, scoring, sound and demo/splash […]

In case people are un-aware, there is a Arduino Space Invaders Play-List on Youtube, going through from the start to the completed project. In the early episodes there is a greater emphasis on programming. Click on this title or the image to the left to go to it.

The series of articles on the Frogger build are now being collected together in a YouTube play list, click the image to the left or the title above to go to the play list.

Supporting video available for Frogger articles 2 and 3 (see just below or use the projects menu for the written articles). Click the image or the title above to go to the video. In this we cover the parts list and getting the code up and running on your set-up.