May 29, 2017 AT 11:00 am
Tone Selector with LCD #Arduino
From cronenborg on Hackster.io:
This is a small tone selector with the ability to change the frequency by a potentiometer and to see the result on a 16×2 display. It also has an automatic testing mode at the beginning.
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