Can I use this for my arduino?
314002
Maybe. Find out if the regulator will overheat with a 12V input. Probably better to use a 5V supply.
1394801
I have seen some in Raspberry Pi forum but also like the XBEE boards. See http://code.google.com/p/xbee-arduino/for some ideas
128236
Yes. You need an FTDI or in my case I used an Arduino Uno. If you take the microcontroller off an Uno you can use the 5v, gnd, TX, & RX pins on the board to communicate with the module. Google hc-06 At commands for further instructions.
957647
of course, the idea to use an Arduino is to combine it with the potential of a computer, using programmation structure, but outside arduino, you need to know a lot of electronic circuit
1303181
Yes, it is a true, 'official' Arduino product, evidenced by the Arduino product page: http://arduino.cc/en/Main/Products I would mention that Arduino is open source, and welcomes anyone to copy and improve the design; many of the so-called 'knock-offs' are quite good!
618956
I can't see why not. You would have to check for compatible output / inputs
2198584
I am sorry....I don't know....bought them with an Arduino projects learning package and have not gotten that far..........
1645764
Yes the relay module works with the Arduino duo, but the relay module will need an external power supply.
1269785
No, but there are YouTube tutorials. That's how I learned to use mine with the Arduino UNO. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vN_gcyWKCxY
911890
I am not sure but there are all kinds of wiring diagrams and tutorials. I am using 2 currently with arduino uno home automation projects and they work great and good range too.
10270
Alot of them are available on (huge auction site name goes here). You can find them with and without the bootloader for the appropriate board. Just be sure the lister indicates that it is for the Arduino UNO R3.
1660674
Sorry.I don't know the answer. I bought this specifically for my Raspberry Pi project.
1772679
There are too many variables to consider in saying either yes or no. The Arduino project intended for there use will be the deciding factor. These are light duty servos intended for model applications where low torque is encountered. Electrically they would be compatible, proper receivers and programming is another consideration.
329700
In the description it says it is compatible with Arduino. This means you can use the software to program it just like any ATmega328 based board including the Arduino micro.
1090083
Sure. Just setup whatever serial port is available (hardware or software) and it should work. Im not up to speed with the 8051 variants available but im sure most have at least 1 hardware serial port.
318062
As long as you can provide a 30-pin connection you can use this. So I guess the answer is yes.
674704
It will work, aslong as it is used as an input. If you are trying to use it as an output it might work. You can try.