MikroEleketronika demonstrates how to build a simple home alarm system that has the capability of sending SMS to a predefined cell phone number when intrusion is detected. This project is based on StartUSB for PIC board, a small development board for PIC18F2550, which is preprogrammed with an USB bootloder so that no additional programmer is […]
Make your own motion sensor alarm with SMS feature using PIC18F2550 Read More »
All remote controlled projects from this site can be controlled with remote controls which use the RC5 protocol, like the TV-remotes from Philips. When all buttons from such a remote are in use then you could make a remote control by yourself. Your own build remote control with only one button or maybe you want
RC5 remote control using PIC12F629 Read More »
This project is an update to the original RGB LED PWM Driver. The new version allows the use of either 5mm LEDs or the square bodied Superflux / Piranah style LEDs. The circuit now uses bipolar transistors rather than MOSFETs which make it more suitable for novice constructors and for the first time this project
RGB LED Mood Light Standalone PWM controller for RGB LEDs using PIC12F629 Read More »
Introduction This little project was one of my first projects with microcontrollers. First, I made the circuit then, for years, I was wondering what I could do with it, until one day I came across this IKEA plastic bag dispenser. I knew immediately, it would make a perfect “housing” for my mood light. Hardware I
IKEA Mood-light Conversion using PIC12F683P Read More »
This was a fun little project I put together in a few hours for a homemade-themed gift exchange this Christmas. I had on-hand a “Full Color LED” from Radio Shack (part 276-0028) which caught my eye on my last visit there. The LED has a common anode and three cathodes, one for each of the
Color Globe using PIC16F688 Microcontroller Read More »
Turn ON or OFF electrical devices using remote control is not a new idea and you can find so many different devices doing that very well. For realization of this type of device, you must make a receiver, a transmitter and understand their way of communication. Here you will have a chance to make that
IR On/Off Switch Using Microcontroller Read More »
Smart Button This is a button a little bit smarter. (Microcontrollers and coffee, who doesn’t like) I i’m using it to fill my Coffeemaker with water. This way its a little bit more fun and i always get the same amount of water. Its a simple project, and it’s a good excuse to play with a PIC10F,
Smart Button using PIC10F microcontroller Read More »
Microcontroller was invented by Intel sometimes in the 80s ever since that invention other Electronics companies such as Atmel, Microchip and Motorola etc have manufactured different brands of Microcontroller like AT89, PIC16F and 68H All microcontrollers performs specific task based on the set of instructions giving to them through a process called Programming language. Example
This design controls up to 8 devices using a PIC microcontroller (PIC16F84A) connected to the phone line. The unique feature here is that unlike other telephone line based remote control, this device does not need the call to be answered at the remote end so the call will not be charged. This device depends on
Telephone operated remote control using PIC16F84A microcontroller Read More »
It has been a while since we published electronic engineering projects here due to the busy schedule we had in the past weeks, and this time we’re up with another interesting project. Before going through the details of this one, you may as well check our latest electronics projects for engineering students. GSM based device
SMS Based Device Control using GSM Modem Read More »
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