In this project, we will learn How to design an Accelerometer and Relay based Hand Gesture Controlled Wireless Home Automation System with AVR ATmega32 microcontroller using 433MHz RF. Here, we will use different hand gestures as input signal to control the appliances i.e 2 bulbs and 2 fans. Also, we will display the status of […]
lcdmenu1 is a simple and small lcd menu builder for AVR Atmega. It works with only 4 buttons (up, down, right, left), additional buttons can be added. It can also store values to eeprom User can use button up and down to list menu categories, right and left to browse child and parent. If an item
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I’ve already had a programmer for Atmel’s AVR microcontrollers, but I couldn’t use it in my lab, because my laptop doesn’t have a LPT port. So I decided to make a new programmer with USB connection. I’ve found an open source programmer AVR doper, and for the basis I took a modified version from the
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I spent part of an afternoon developing a hardware RSS reader (most of my time was spent on the python side of things). It’s pretty simple and uses an AVR microcontroller connected to a computer via a serial cable Hardware I am using the Dragon Rider 500 as a development board. This provides all of
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I considered subtitling this article, “adventures in breadboard noise”, since that’s what I spent most of my time dealing with. In any case, let’s recap where we were. Veronica’s video generator was generating a stable VGA signal. In addition, a test pattern was being displayed by altering pixel colors on the fly during the scanning
This is the seventh part of an ongoing series about building a low cost, open source streaming internet radio. If you haven’t already, check out the previous parts (see the links at the end of this article) for some background about the project. In part six, we used OpenWrt’s UNIX-style shell commands to interface with
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An alphanumeric low cost LCD Display is very essential for may small and big projects to Display various type of information. Hitachi HD44780 Chipset based 16×2 char LCD is Really very cheap and easily available in the local market. Project Description:- In this project we are going to learn various things about this chip set and displaying text on
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Interfacing LCD Display in 8bit Mode I’ve already discussed about the LCD display in a note here in this website. You can read the Note on character LCD Display here. Now let us come to the interfacing side of LCD. Let us see the 8bit mode interfacing of the LCD display with an AVR micro
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For this week I set out to make a board that will show realtime MBTA bus arrival times using the ESP8266 wifi module and a LCD. Seemed doable. People of the internet have been excited about the ESP8266 lately. Here is a snapshot of google trends for searches for esp8266 vs couple of other arduino
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There was a thread on the Raspberry Pi forums about running a 16×2 HD44780 based display off the ATmega chip on the Gertboard. I normally use a shift register to run my display, so I wasn’t much help to them. I decided to try and get it setup without the shift register to help out
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