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  • Infrared serial link for AVR
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  • Full documentation at http://people.ece.cornell.edu/land/courses/ece4760...The receiver circuit is shown in the picture. The RC circuit acts a low-pass filter on the power to surpress spike noise and improve receiver performance. The RC circuit should...

  • piculear
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  • piculearThis incomplete but slowly progressing project has the ultimate goal of producing a reliable PIC ICSP programmer that just works and can be more readily picked apart, examined, and/or replaced than a comparable Microchip programmer (for instance,...

  • SonoMKR Noise Monitoring
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  • Features Capture audio input from 1 or 2 channels (configurable)Calculate the noise level, in dB, from every channel, in thrid octave bands plus the LAeq level in dB(A), every second.Write the measured noise levels in a CSV file (file duration is configurable).Send...

  • Bench power supply
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  • The origional idea was to take some basic inexpensive parts from china and put them togethor to make a dual output bench supply. A primary converter from 120VAC to 35VDC is quite available, and small bucking modules from 32VDC to 0-30VDC are quite available....

  • A Watch
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  • The watch uses the low power MSP430G2211 MCU from Texas instruments to control the LED and mesure the time with the help of a 32kHz watch cristal. The MCU sleeps most of the time only waking up ones a second to count up the time and check if the tilt...

  • Candy Tin PC
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  • Computer: Vortex x86DX 3.5 inch form factor SBC, 800mhz Pentium class CPU, 256 MB ram, 2x IDE + CF (master IDE), SVGA + LVDS LCD io, 3x USB, PS/2, PCI, ISA, MINI PCI, 24 bit GPIO, FDD, LAN, LPT, and 8 (yes 8) RS232 PORTSCASE: "Bartons Old Fashioned Peppermint...

  • 50Watt Led portable
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  • The flood light have several main components:1) Led2) Led cooling3) Led driver4) lithium battery5) aluminium  housingThe description1) LedIf i started 6 years ago with the project a 50W led was not know in our region and costs up to 100usd. Today...

  • DC Current Transformer
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  • How can we sense currents?There are 2 practical methods: shunt resistors and magnetic methods.Shunt resistors are OK for low currents (10A or less) but do not provide isolation between your control circuit and power circuit (not so good for 400 V AC).----Magnetic...

  • DSP on 8-bit microcontroller
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  • One of the most demanding applications for fast arithmetic is digital flitering. Atmel application note AVR201 shows how to use the hardware multiplier to make a multiply-and-accumulate operation (MAC). The MAC is the basis for computing the sum of terms...

  • Educational keyboard toy
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  • It's intended as an educational toy for my 2 year old son. The idea is that he plays with letters and numbers and eventually spelling and maybe even math.As mentioned above, there is a PS/2 keyboard attached to an ATMega328-P programmed using Arduino....

  • Student AVR board
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  • This page describes a prototype board for the Atmel Mega644 or Mega32 (PDIP) MCU. It includes a power supply, crystal clock, and generous bypass capacitors. A six-pin header allows flash memory programming from an STK500 or AVRISPmkII. All port pins...

  • NTSC Video on Atmel Mega644/1284

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  • Video GenerationThere are several very good references for understanding how TVs are controlled by a pulse sequence. I particularly liked the Stanford EE281 Handout #7 entitled "TV paint". Also very useful were Software generated video, by Rickard Gunée,...
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