DIY Arduino Boards IO I2C Files

DIY Arduino Boards for IO using port expanders and I2C

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Name	Modified	Size	InfoDownloads / Week
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mydht.cpp	2018-12-17	4.3 kB	0
mydht.h	2018-12-17	1.5 kB	0
TestDHT.ino	2018-12-17	2.8 kB	0
DHT11 DataSheet.pdf	2018-12-17	706.0 kB	0
DHT11 Connection.jpg	2018-12-17	116.2 kB	0
DHT11 does not output decimal places.txt	2018-12-17	717 Bytes	0
Connecting DHT11 to Aurduino.txt	2018-12-17	266 Bytes	0
DHT11 Connection.fzz	2018-12-17	12.5 kB	0
Totals: 8 Items		844.3 kB	0

DIY Arduino Boards PCF8574 MCP23017 74HC595 CD4021
I2C
Parallel IO

Schematics
PCB Layout
Sample Code

Source: Readme.txt, updated 2015-03-02

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DIY Arduino Boards for IO using port expanders and I2C

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