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Simulating How Computers Add Numbers

A hardware simulation of 4-bit numbers adder. How the addition operates in binary – example: 6 (A)+7 (B) = 13 (C): Below is a hardware logic diagram of a full adder, which is used to do 1-bit additions. It uses 5 logic gates, each made out of 4-6 transistors. There are also other ways to combine different logic gates to produce a full adder. To operate 4-bit additions, it requires roughly 4 full adders connecting like below.

Raspberry Pi Watering Bot

V1 - The Minimum Viable Product Circuit Design Implementation Features Automatically water plant on schedule Enable extra watering using a switch Log watering history Code WaterPump.py V2 - Water Level Detector Circuit Design Missing Code WaterPump_v2.py V3 - Mobile Message (Twilio) Code Missing V4 - Migrated to ESP8266 Circuit Desgin Missing Extra Features Soil Humidity Sensor Remote monitor and control via Blynk Code

Setup Raspberry Pi (headless)

Prerequisite Download Raspbian image from link (I used Raspbian Buster Lite zip version, BanelaEtcher can write from zip) Download BanelaEtcher for writing image to micro SD from link Micro SD (Samsung 32GB with adapter) link Install tools in your PC (Windows): Putty (access Raspberry Pi headless using SSH) Bonjour Notepad++ Steps Install operating system Plug SD card into computer (Win 10), use BanelaEtcher write Raspbian to micro SD