We covered how to interface seven segment LED displays to a PIC microcontroller in two sections: Lab 6 and Lab 11. Today, we will move on to interfacing an LED dot matrix display. LED dot matrices are very popular means of displaying information as it allows both static and animated text and images. Perhaps, you […]
Led Display Boards InBulk using pic microcontoller Read More »
Introduction By combining a PIC microcontroller or Basic Stamp II with a few passive components it is not difficult to construct your own knob box, trigger box, or other MIDI input device. A knowledge of electronics may be required for interfacing to some sensors. Both the Stamp and PIC provide an economical (under US$100) entry
Contents 1 Project aims 2 Previous work 3 Project the device 3.1 Re-definition of the complete work 3.2 Sensors Design 3.3 Microcontroller 3.4 Wireless Connection 4 Prototype realization [WIP (Work in Progress)] 4.1 Main board 4.2 USB interface 4.3 BVP 4.4 GSR 4.5 Acceleration 4.6 Temperature 5 Final review [WIP (Work in Progress)] 5.1 Microcontroller
Talk:Wireless Affective Devices using pic microcontoller Read More »
I promised to post some of my past microcontroller vision projects. This one has a Microchip PIC directly sampling a video signal. 8 pins well used. Collapsible Quadruped Robot with Computer Vision, Laser Ranging, and Servo Control on a Single-Wire Network Photos and video capture by Glenn Currie. Download project design_files_PicVid97.zip. Austin Texas, 1997. I
Microchip – Let my robot see! using pic microcontoller Read More »
Perhaps this circuit is the simplest programmer for PIC microcontrollers you can build. It is connected to serial port of your PC and it has a very similar design with the SI-Prog programmer for the AVR microcontrollers. With the help of adaptors you can extend the possibilities and program more PIC microcontrollers. Notes By default
Introduction I have always been fascinated by photographs about lightnings. While it is relatively easily to put a lightning strike in any photograph using image editing techniques 🙂 I still prefer the real thing. Since photography is a hobby of mine, I wanted to be able to photograph lightnings. However, when I tried to do
Zeus: trigger your camera with lightning using pic microcontoller Read More »
The USB keypad reference design demonstrates crystal free USB operation. Microchip has partnered with Lumvatech to demonstrate a low-cost aesthetic design, with touch capability and LED lighting integrated. All features are driven with a single PIC16F1459 MCU. USB is one of the most common serial interfaces used in a wide variety of applications. The USB
Week 01 January 11, 2012 (1 hour): Met with professor Talavage to discuss the basic functionality of the headset sensor devices that will be used to collect data for this project. Discussed challenges of interfacing these devices to the base station using the USB protocol standard. January 11, 2012 (1 hour): Met as a team
Joshua Marchi’s Lab Notebook using pic microcontoller Read More »
Keypads are a very commonly used input device in microcontroller-based systems. In a keypad, multiple switches are arranged in rows and columns so that they could be interfaced to a microcontroller with a minimum number of I/O pins. For example, a 12-key keypad is arranged in a 4×3 format, which allows to interface the 12
2-Wire Keypad Interface Using a 555 Timer using pic microcontoller Read More »
“Ready for PIC“ is one of MikroElektronika‘s compact prototyping boards for 28 and 40 pin PIC microcontrollers. The board comes with PIC16F887 microcontroller which is preprogrammed with an UART bootloader firmware and thus eliminates the need of an external programmer. The on-board USB-UART module allows the serial data transfer between the PIC and a PC
MikroElektronika’s “Ready for PIC” board talks to “Processing” using pic microcontoller Read More »
