Posts by Ibrar Ayyub:
2-Channel IR Relay Controller for PIC10F200
Posted on: 01 Jul 2016
Description This project is a 2 channel infrared (IR) remote controlled relay driver with power saving. It works with 12-bit SIRC IR signals as used by Sony remote controls. The controller also features a power save feature which reduces the relay holding voltage to 50% of the relays nominal operating voltage once the relay has […]
Gas Cooker & Water Purifier Using Free Energy
Posted on: 01 Jul 2016
I originally wrote this for my final year project in 2005. I won’t provide a parts list as certain technology has moved on such as the ease of Arduino for the electronics and solar cells are a lot better and readily available now. Also I was a student at the time and so my budget […]
UT204 is able to measure DC current and also True RMS
Posted on: 01 Jul 2016
UT204 from company UNI-Trend is a near relative to the UT203. multimeter. Already UT203 provides a lot of user comfort and a very pleasant feature – measuring of a DC current without interrupting a measured circuit. However UT204 is different from its âweakerâ brother in one essential thing – it enable measuring of a true […]
Momentary switch controls mains with latch-on and remote shutdown
Posted on: 30 Jun 2016
The purpose of this Design Idea was to improve reliability, add new features, and replace a latching power switch with a momentary one. The features are: The switch has foolproof protection against too frequent switching, which can be harmful for many applications. It can handle significant power because manual control and switching are separated. If […]
Pinguino Egypt – PIC Based Arduino
Posted on: 30 Jun 2016
It ‘s been eleven years since I first started learning and building my first Microchip PIC Microcontroller circuit. I really like this Microcontroller family. Recently, I started reading and trying some Arduino. I really wished to build a similar circuit based on the Microchip PIC. Even I started to think to design a circuit of […]
RFM69HCW transceiver can go up to 20dBm
Posted on: 30 Jun 2016
The RFM69HCW is a highly integrated RF transceiver capable of operation over a wide frequency range, including the 433, 868 and 915 MHz license-free ISM (Industry Scientific and Medical) frequency bands. Its highly integrated architecture allows for a minimum of external components whilst maintaining maximum design flexibility. All major RF communication parameters are programmable and […]
Computer-Controlled Light-Up Water Fountain using pic-microcontroller
Posted on: 30 Jun 2016
System Overview La Fontaine Du Campus Est (The Fountain of East Campus) is a computer-controlled, servo-actuated, LED and halogen-lit, sump-pump powered water fountain. It features five streams of water that can each be individually controlled (on/off) as well as pivoted (90 degrees of freedom). Each stream of water is lit by a halogen light. The […]
50W Power Amplifier with LM3886
Posted on: 29 Jun 2016
Description This is my second encounter with LM3886. I was pleased of the sound this chip produced the first time, so I decided to make another amplifier with it. The schematic is based on the schematic in the datasheet of the chip with minor changes. I removed the time delay capacitor connected to MUTE pin, […]
PIC KICK TWEET !
Posted on: 29 Jun 2016
This is an Instructable showing you how to integrate Twitter in your embedded application. Watch this Instructable in Action http://www.instructables.com/id/PIC-KICK-TWEET-1/ Working: A desktop application is created with ease for grabbing the latest tweet from your twitter account. The application then forwards the tweet to the serial port to which the embedded device is connected. A firmware […]
Arduino Dust Sensor
Posted on: 29 Jun 2016
Put together a Arduino-based dust sensor over the weekend using the following components: Arduino Mega 2560 Shinyei PPD42NS dust sensor LCD Shield (16 x 2) The codes and wiring instructions for Arduino Mega 2560 and Shinyei PPD42NS is as follow. However, I did include Serial output so you can view the sampling results using Arduino […]