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May 31, 2010

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this is the pulsar 300cc bike.

fine greap and are use to stunt

** it my hobe to ride on it !!!!!

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Using OLED Displays with Arduino

Table of Contents [hide] 1 Introduction 1.1 How are these “Organic”? 2 How OLEDs Work 2.1 OLED History 2.2 OLEDs vs LEDs 2.3 OLED Advantages & Disadvantages 2.4 Future Applications of OLEDs 3 Connecting OLEDs to the Arduino – I2C 3.1 I2C OLED Displays 3.2 Arduino with I2C OLED Hookup 4 Adafruit Library for OLED displays 4.1 Obtaining the Adafruit Libraries 4.2 Demo Sketches 5 Using the Waveshare OLED Display – SPI 5.1 Arduino Hookup 5.2 Demo Sketch 6 OLED Temp & Humidity Meter 6.1 AM2320 I2C Temperature & Humidity Sensor 6.2 Arduino Hookup 6.3 OLED Temperature & Humidity Sketch 7 Conclusion 7.1 Parts List 7.2 Resources Introduction There are a number of options for displaying text or graphics in your project. LEDs and LCDs are the traditional choices but in recent years another type of display has been getting a lot of attention – the OLED. OLED’s are used in display applications large and small, from giant television screens to tiny smartwatch displays. They are

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