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A PIC Ultrasonic distance meter project using a Seven Segment display and a PIC micro.

The PIC Ultrasonic distance meter works by transmitting a short pulse of sound at a frequency inaudible to the ear (ultrasonic sound or ultrasound). Afterwards the microcontroller listens for an echo. The time from transmission to echo reception lets you calculate the distance from the object. PIC Ultrasonic Distance Meter Specification Range ~5cm – 300cm […]

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Andy Robison’s Lab Notebook using pic microcontroller

Week 01 January 14 (2 hours): Met as a team after class to discuss preliminary project proposal. January 15, 2010 (1 hours): Met as a team to discuss design implementation and assign different components to research. WEEK 01 SUMMARY Accomplishments: Submitted preliminary project proposal. Weekly Work Total: 3 hours Project Work Total: 3 hours Week

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Towers of Hanoi Final report using pic-microcontroller

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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CS2200 Intro to Systems and Networks using pic-microcontroller,

Dowload the project by clicking here. The zip file contains all the following files: prj1.html – You’re reading it – contains the project description Assembler assemble16-win32.exe – a Windows-compiled HEX assembler to convert your assembly code to HEX for your RAM. assemble16-linux.c – source code for the HEX assembler for Linux and Mac users. README-assembler.txt

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PIC MCUs: Hardware and Connections using pic-microcontroller

Required Hardware In order to program and debug a PIC microcontroller, you will need a few pieces of hardware. ICD-U40 The ICD-U40 is an In-Circuit-Debugger/Programmer that allows the user, through CCS C Windows IDE, to program and interactively debug a PIC microcontroller. 5V DC Power Supply Although the 4520 board has a voltage regulator that

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CSCI 255 Lab using pic-microcontroller

Preparation In addition to the power supply that you created on your breadboard in Lab 2, you will need the following equipment/components to complete your PIC prototype board: (1) multimeter (1) PIC 24HJ32GP202 chip (2) alligator clip leads (1) LED (1) 1K Ohm resistor (1) 2 K or 2.2 K Ohm resistor (1) 10 micro

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Granular Flow Rotating Sphere using pic-microcontroller

Spring Quarter Update This zip file contains the documentation, MATLAB code/examples, PIC code and circuit diagram. http://hades.mech.northwestern.edu/wiki/images/3/3d/Tumbler.zip Contact Scott McLeod for further questions. Team Members Brian Kephart – Electrical Engineering Class of 2009 Jonathan Shih – Mechanical Engineering Class of 2009 Kristi Bond – Mechanical Engineering Class of 2008 Overview A clear sphere is filled

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make your own wearable LED display using pic-microcontroller

jump to a section:supplies about LED arrays design construction customizing/programming washing and wearing troubleshooting and FAQ **NOTE** As of Fall 2007, skip the ugly microcontroller programming (don’t buy the STK500 or the AVR chip)… Get a LilyPad Arduino instead. It’s much easier to sew and to program! See my LilyPad Arduino tutorial for help on

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Computer-Controlled Light-Up Water Fountain using pic-microcontroller

System Overview La Fontaine Du Campus Est (The Fountain of East Campus) is a computer-controlled, servo-actuated, LED and halogen-lit, sump-pump powered water fountain. It features five streams of water that can each be individually controlled (on/off) as well as pivoted (90 degrees of freedom). Each stream of water is lit by a halogen light. The

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Mädchen Machen Technik using pic-microcontroller

The “Mädchen Machen Technik” workshop is designed to give high school students an introduction to microcontrollers. The students will build a flashing light pattern and/or a counter-timer. In the process of building this project, the students will learn about microcontrollers and digital electronics. Here is the parts list for the projects. Introduction to some circuit

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