Posts by Ibrar Ayyub:
Free C++ Compiler for PIC32
Posted on: 22 Nov 2012
Microchip Technology has announced a free C++ compiler with unlimited code generation capabilities: MPLAB XC32++ Compiler (Free version), which supports all their 32-bit PIC32 microcontrollers. The compiler enables designers to develop and re-use C++ or mixed C/C++ projects in the MPLAB XC32 environment and makes all of Microchip’s C language extensions available.
Arduino Sensor Monitoring Without Coding
Posted on: 21 Nov 2012
The APDuino project is for those want to use an Arduino to run a custom sensor monitoring and automation projects (such as aquaponics, greenhouse, gardening DIY automation) without having to program any code. [ via ] Main features and characteristics: free, ready-to-flash software for Arduino Mega 2560 + W5100 EtherShield hardware combo supports a number of analog and digital Sensor and Control components in any custom (electronically valid) layout on the Arduino pins, allowing building Your Own Automation System custom Rules for automation, allowing Sensor and Control data access, scheduler, timers and more, allowing Your Custom Program to be created, without programming data logging on SD card and online sinks (cosm, thingspeak, apduino online), allowing to Hook Your Automation System to the Internet-Of-Things and Web 2.0 services, eg.
A White LED Night Light Design
Posted on: 21 Nov 2012
BUT FIRST AN IMPORTANT NOTE: This project uses lethal voltages. If you are not experienced in working with lethal voltages, read this project, but don’t build it. You only have one life, and AC power can take it from you very quickly, or leave you with terrible injuries. When working on high voltages, remember: • […]
Series Connected Voltage Boost Circuit for a Battery Operated LED Lantern
Posted on: 21 Nov 2012
Photo. This is the test circuit -the basic driver is only two transistors, two resistors, the circuit was evaluated using a white LED, but when it was time to button it up and archive it, I replaced the expensive white LED with a cheap green one. Othere LED Driver Circuits on this site: White LED […]
FAST PRECISION LED DRIVER
Posted on: 21 Nov 2012
What it is The circuit allows a precision regulated drive current to be set to drive an LED, and in response to a TTL level signal, the LED is switched on and off with rise and fall times of less than 500 nanoseconds and less than 7% overshoot. This was designed for biological experiments to […]
Remote Controlled (R/C) Airplane LED Flasher using ATTINY12 microcontroller
Posted on: 21 Nov 2012
Downloads Download the AVRStudio assembly source for the program: T12astrobe081028A Download the AVRStudio assembly source for the include file: T12astrobe081028A.hex Find updates at www.projects.cappels.org Overview This was designed to flash a pair of LEDs to be mounted on the wing tips of a Parkzone Citabria R/C (remote control) airplane. The unmodified Parkzone Citabria only weights […]
Single and Two Cell White LED Drivers Without Inductors
Posted on: 21 Nov 2012
Three inductor-free circuits that allow a white LED or UV LED to be driven from one (1.5 volt) or two flashlight cells (3 volts total) are described. The circuits on this page are: The two cell (3 volt) circuit four transistors. The simple single cell (1.5 volt) circuit requires six transistors, but it isn’t as […]
1 Watt White LED Power Supply Circuit for battery operation
Posted on: 21 Nov 2012
Download FreePC project file, gerber and png copper and silk-screen: 1wattledbuck.zip Introduction I have some 1 watt warm white LEDs left over from a project and the application for them was obvious: A better battery operated lamp for use when the power fails, which it does frequently, especially during the rainy season. And this one should […]
Attention-Getting Auxiliary Warning Light Flasher/Driver
Posted on: 21 Nov 2012
Overview The circuit shown in Figure 1 is capable of driving an LED array requiring up to several amps with a burst of flashes before coming on until power is removed. It is intended to be used as an auxiliary warning light driver. The initial burst of flashes is meant to enhance visual detection of […]
HEARBO robot can tell beeps, notes, and spoken word (w/ Video)
Posted on: 21 Nov 2012
(Phys.org)—Research seeking to improve the features and functions of robots has made impressive gains with prototypes of robots that can help out in settings that range from assistive living, to hospital care, to inventory-taking retail stores. One area of robot technology receiving special attention at Honda is “robot audition.” How effectively can scientists fashion robots that can hear?
