AVR ATmega Projects

Digital voice recorder using Atmel Mega32 microcontroller

Our project is a digital voice recorder with distortion abilities that stores multiple tracks onto a DataFlash memory card. We programmed an Atmel Mega32 microcontroller to sample a microphone, and store the samples into an external memory source.  We give the user the option of recording multiple tracks, and playing back any track at any

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Voting Machine Using Atmel Mega32

Introduction Our project is an electronic voting system. The system allows for quick and accurate voting electronically. The system uses a client/server architecture, which allows voters to cast ballots on the client terminal. Each client interfaces with the server, which keeps track of the entire system. High Level Design Our design is broken up into

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Frequency Division Multiplexing for a Multi-Sensor Wireless Telemetry System Using Atmel MEGA32L

Our System acquires several different sensor inputs, FM modulates each level by manipulating Direct Digital Synthesis increment values, transmits the resulting signal on a commercial FM radio band, and receives and decodes the original sensor levels. Introduction The problem of encoding multiple input signals into a finite bandwidth space is one that is common in

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Gauntlet of uComputation using Atmel Mega32

Introduction  The project involves an experiment in implementing a human-computer interface by tracking finger and wrist motions. Brief: “Ever wish you could control a computer just by moving your fingers or your hand?” We did. The primary goal is to design and build a functional prototype implementing an intuitive interface for a user to interact

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Laser Communications System Using ATMega32

Introduction Laser communications systems are wireless connections through the atmosphere. They work similarly to fiber optic links, except the beam is transmitted through free space. While the transmitter and receiver must require line-of-sight conditions, they have the benefit of eliminating the need for broadcast rights and buried cables. Laser communications systems can be easily deployed

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