The Development Board v. 1.1 connected to an LCD display. It is well visible (read further, in the description) the row of LEDs used to check the logic state of up to 8 I/O ports or external circuits’ pins. Of course, if you own an 8 trace oscilloscope, you can do without it. :-)) On […]
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Description — What is the PIC-EL board and what can you do with it? Specification — What features are on the PIC-EL project board? Schematic — Circuit diagram on this web page or in PDF format Builders’ Notes — Check here for special tips or cautions in building the kit. Test Software — The latest test
The PIC Elmer 160 Project Board using PIC16F628 Read More »
Microdot – wrist watch LED pattern timepiece Another RGB Sunset Productions production! This project is a circuit board for making a wrist watch size version of my minidot clock: http://www.instructables.com/id/EEGLXQCSKIEP2876EE/ with a few more functions more applicable to a portable device. A lot of help and suggestions came from ians 01/\/atch binary watch: http://www.instructables.com/id/EYNTHEN1WUEP287APH/ Eaglecad
Microdot – wrist watch LED pattern timepiece using PIC16F8 microcontroller Read More »
Microchip Technology Inc., a leading provider of microcontroller, analog and Flash-IP solutions, and Digilent, Inc. announced expanded capabilities for the 32-bit PIC32 microcontroller-based chipKIT™ Development Platform for the Arduino™ community. The chipKIT development platform is a 32-bit Arduino solution that enables hobbyists and academics to easily and inexpensively integrate electronics into their projects, even if
The chipKIT™ UNO32™ and MAX32™ development boards for the Arduino™ Community Read More »
If you are building a coilgun (or gauss gun) or rail gun, a necessary part of your project will likely be some sort of speed detector. Getting a coilgun to work is rewarding, but you can’t continue the project without a reliable, accurate device to measure speed. A speed or velocity detector allows you to
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I get wind of this Think Geek hacks contest, a week late, franticly, I hit thinkgeek.com looking for a easy kill, budget and ideas both turn up empty. What about that pong kit I bought from them ~2 years ago? … hm when i first got it, I wanted it to be more game console
Abstract: We have developed a mechatronic system to solve the famous Tower of Hanoi problem as part of a Carnegie Mellon University class. This class seeks solutions which solve the problem in under three minutes for the four disk case, using only the number of disks, source peg, and destination peg as user inputs. Our
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By embedding a PIC microcontroller into an NES controller, it can be converted into a replacement for Apple’s iPod remote. (Only 3rd and 4th Generation iPods have this, it is a the small oval port next to the headphone jack). Update (8/26/2011): It’s been quite some time since iPods have used this iPod remote connector,
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In this video we step through a an updated version of the USB demo board. Changes include: -circuit board will only contain bare minimum parts to demonstrate USB communication from host to device and device to host -for both firmware and host software, we will make the projects from scratch, import downloaded USB function libraries,
Updated PIC 18F4550 USB Demo Board Video Read More »
The notion of building a monitor/speaker AV tester came up in the forums a few weeks ago. Someone requested to see a project devoted to testing VGA displays and Speakers. The project I made many years ago: The VGA Test Box can be used to test displays, however it is large, clunky and not friendly
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