CUI Devices’ mini slide switches feature 2.54 mm pitches, SPDT circuits, and on-on switch functions CUI Devices’ mini slide switches are housed in packages as small as 10 mm x 2.5 mm x 5.9 mm. They are well suited for a variety of space-constrained consumer electronics, industrial control, and test equipment applications. Featuring 2.54 mm […]
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Introduction Capacitive touch sensing has become a popular feature in modern embedded systems and DIY electronics projects. This MTOUCH Single Button project demonstrates how a touch-sensitive input can be implemented using the PIC16F887 microcontroller inside a Proteus simulation environment. The project uses a simple relaxation oscillator technique to detect human touch on a sensor pad
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Introduction This project demonstrates how a PIC16F877 microcontroller can be used to drive an Ampire 128×64 LCD in a Proteus simulation environment. It is a simple but useful microcontroller project for understanding LCD interfacing in embedded systems. The design also highlights interoperability between the Crownhill PIC BASIC Plus Compiler and Proteus VSM. For students and
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Introduction This microcontroller project demonstrates a virtual Explorer 16 evaluation board running a simple web server using the ENC28J60 Ethernet module in a Proteus simulation environment. It showcases how embedded systems can communicate over a network using TCP/IP protocols. The system simulates real hardware behavior, allowing developers to test networking features without physical components. It’s
Introduction The PIC24 Calculator Proteus Simulation project demonstrates how a microcontroller can be used to build a simple digital calculator using a keypad and LCD display. In this microcontroller project, the PIC24FJ64GA006 performs arithmetic operations based on user input from a 4×4 keypad and shows the results on an LCD screen. Developed using the MPLAB
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Introduction This project demonstrates a practical I2C communication example implemented on the TMS320F28027PT Piccolo microcontroller using Proteus simulation. It focuses on understanding how the Piccolo MCU operates as an I2C master, handling low-level timing, startup, and system initialization.The project is ideal for engineers exploring embedded systems, microcontroller projects, and practical electronics using TI’s C2000 family.
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Introduction This microcontroller project demonstrates how a digital-to-analog converter (DAC) can be implemented using PWM on a PICCOLO series controller.Using Proteus simulation, the project generates a clean sine wave output by filtering a high-frequency PWM signal.It is a practical example of embedded systems design, combining firmware, timer interrupts, and external RC filtering.The project is useful
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Introduction This PICC18 Calculator is a compact microcontroller project that turns a PIC18F452 into a simple four-function calculator using a 4×4 keypad for input and a 16×2 LCD for output. It’s designed for Proteus simulation, so you can test the full workflow without hardware.If you’re learning embedded systems and want a practical, hands-on build, this
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Introduction This microcontroller project demonstrates a high-temperature digital thermometer built around the PIC18F452 and the MAX6675 K-type thermocouple interface.Designed and tested entirely using Proteus simulation, the project shows how embedded systems can accurately measure and display temperature values in real time.It combines sensor interfacing, display multiplexing, and interrupt-driven firmware into one practical electronics application.Using the
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Introduction This Disk Based Data Logger is a practical microcontroller project that demonstrates how a PIC18 microcontroller can directly interface with an ATA/IDE hard disk to record data. Designed and tested using Proteus simulation, the project showcases real-world embedded systems concepts such as low-level disk access, interrupt-driven data logging, and RS232 communication.The system logs sampled
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