Posts by Ibrar Ayyub:
Universal Serial Infrared Receiver. using pic microcontoller
Posted on: 10 Oct 2016
You can use this Universal Infrared Receiver (UIR) project to control your PC: Starting Windows programs, setting the Windows volume control, even moving the mouse around the screen! All at the touch of a button – with your TV remote control in fact! It uses a PIC microcontroller to characterize the demodulated infrared signal and then […]
Relay Timer with PIC16F628
Posted on: 09 Oct 2016
Here is 0 to 99 minutes relay timer using PIC16F628 microcontroller and 16 character LCD display. The microcontroller is PIC16F628A running at 4.0 MHz clock using an external crystal. An HD44780 based 16×2 character LCD is the main display unit of the project where you can watch and set the timer duration using tact switch […]
Wavewatch, a soundcard oscilloscope and waveform generator
Posted on: 09 Oct 2016
Features Features are summarized herebelow, and can be seen in the wavewatch13 (updated 15/05/2015). Up to two channels (A&B) at 44100Hz sampling frequency, Time range from 10µs to 500ms, Channel gain adjustment with voltage estimation based on online tuning, Channel Enable/disable, offset with dedicated marking Channel triggering source and level selection Automatic and single shot […]
Making a binary clock using a PIC Microcontroller
Posted on: 09 Oct 2016
You can use a PIC microcontroller and an LED matrix to create a binary clock (or if you prefer you can wire up individual LEDs). This project uses an LED matrix block as it saves lots of wiring. So what is it ? Its an led clock that displays the time information as binary numbers… […]
HAMMOND 1455 aluminium enclosures now also in attractive red version
Posted on: 08 Oct 2016
There are several possibilities how to make a device exquisite – and one of them is certainly a unique design. From this point of view, enclosures with red-anodized surface are simply eye-catching. Elegant red surface (matt) makes a luxury impression and it´s obvious at the first sight, that we don´t deal with a simple color […]
Schematics and C code for a 0-5V PIC LCD Volt Meter. using pic microcontoller
Posted on: 08 Oct 2016
This PIC LCD volt meter project uses a PIC micro and an HD44870 LCD display. The analogue input is taken directly to the analogue input pin of the microcontroller without any other processing. Specification Voltage range 0V – 5V Input signal level TTL Maximum input impedance 2k5 The LCD volt meter uses the microcontroller power […]
Night Light Saver V3.2 (PIC12C508)
Posted on: 08 Oct 2016
Introduction It’s time for 8-pin microcontroller Microchip PIC12C508, the SAVER V3.2, my latest design of a device that turns a night light on and off everyday. The circuit uses only a PIC12C508 8-pin CMOS micontroller and a small triac, MAC97A6. The Saver V3.2 also demonstrates the use PCW PIC C Compiler. Circuit Description The […]
Don´t be afraid of heatsinks modifications
Posted on: 08 Oct 2016
If you´d like to use some of standard heatsink profiles, but you need for example an extra opening, we´ll supply it to you customized according to your needs. Perhaps everyone of us is familiar with a sentence mentioned in various catalogues, á la “upon request we can supply you a customized version”. Naturally that […]
Industrial Small Engine Control
Posted on: 08 Oct 2016
An industrial plant is designed with different control systems in which it varies according to the equipment to be controlled. This design is a general-purpose engine control system, which handles fueled or electrically supplied small engines of industrial plant. It features a 1.0A power relay control, 2.0A relay for fuel pump control, and a lamp […]
How to drive an rgb led using three microcontroller pins. using pic microcontoller
Posted on: 07 Oct 2016
The RGB LED contains three LEDs encased in one shell: Red, Green and Blue (some contain an extra blue led – as blue LEDs generate less output intensity (candela) per mA). It looks like a single white led except that it has four leads – one for the common ground connection and one for each […]