Background Most multimeters can measure frequency, but they are not sensitive and the max frequency is not always so high. The same problem can be found with older frequency counters. This project will describe a prescaler which will work up to 2.5GHz and with very high input sensitivity. The prescaler will divide the input frequency […]
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The Talking Breathalyzer Mark II Hi Folks! Thanks for having a gander! This is my second Breathalyzer project. IT TALKS TO YOU, and gives you an idea of how much you’ve had to drink! I made it specifically for for this contest. I hope you all like it. From a block diagram point of view,
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Background My friend Arthur, in his lifelong quest for circuits that don’t really do anything useful, but are really neat nonetheless, built a really neat Lissajous pattern generator. This Lissajous pattern is not your traditional circle, oval, or figure-8, it is a circle with varying amplitude, in a pattern that makes it look like a
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Anthony from Cumaná, Venezuela, made his own “Persistence of vision” (POV) display, similar to my Air Display but it can be mounted on any bicycle wheels and it displays fifteen messages in Spanish. Here is the PCB with each part of the project. It uses a 12F629, works with a voltage of 3Volts This is
Daft Punk Table Replica Graphics Controller This instructable presents a graphics controller card for something like the Daft Punk Table Replica. This should be used in conjunction with a driver board (output expander) like this one, which will drive the high loads presented by the table. This is a work in progress and collaborations on
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IRMimic features: Simple to train – Can learn up to 16 IR commands, and each can be in a different format/protocol Two different operating modes – Keypad or MCU interface LED indicator output – Indicates training is complete Small size – 18 pin DIP IC Chip operates from 3-5 volts DC Standby mode permits battery
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We love to read emails from our visitors, Please let us know by clicking here if you find any kind of bug/error in our site. We will fix it as soon as possible. PIC Controlled Relay Driver This circuit is a relay driver that is based on a PIC16F84A microcontroller. The board includes four relays
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Prometheus/Pandora’s Box Some of you monkeys out there think you can PWN me. You need to be Spanked. Here is an obfuscated ultraminimalized Monolith for you. It is enlightening and harmless, except to the devil, who really hates it, because I’m letting you have it (for “free”). You’re curious. So Make it, if you have
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PicLink RS232 low cost development controller with ADC PICLink RS232 Embedded Controller The PICLink RS232 controller module affords any microcontroller enthusiast an easy to construct mini-microcontroller module. This embedded microcontroller is ICSP (in circuit serial) programmable and provides separate PORTA, PORTB, RS232 I/O ports, 4 Channel Analog to Digital converter as well as an integrated
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