AVR ATmega Projects

Veronica – VRAM

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

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RFID based security system using AVR ATmega32 microcontroller

RFID technology brought a great revolution in our life as it simplifies the machine communication. RFID’s are used almost everywhere today Schools, hospitals, industries and much more. This article teaches you to build a simple RFID based security system using AVR microcontroller which is reliable and cost efficient. You gotta be familiar with working principle

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AVR Thermostat

This thermostat is built around an ATMega164 and a TC1047A temperature sensor. It controls your furnace and air conditioner. It is not programmable, although it has a clock and is capable if some additional code were written (any volunteers?). The unique feature is that instead of a bunch of buttons and switches, I used a single pushbutton rotary encoder, for

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Reading temperature on AVR Atmega using a thermistor with NTCtemp library 02

A thermistor is a type of resistor whose resistance varies significantly with temperature, more so than in standard resistors. NTCtemp is a simple AVR library to read temperature from a thermistor connected to an atmega micro. The library implements three models convert adc value read from analog input to temperature: Steinhart-Hart Thermistor Equation Beta Model Equation Lookup

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Drive a stepper motor with acceleration and deceleration using an Allegro driver on ATmega8

The stepper motor is an electromagnetic device that converts digital pulses into mechanical shaft rotation.Most common types of stepper motor can be bipolar or unipolar, depending on the winding. To make a stepper motor move, motor windings must be loaded in the correct order. A stepper motor move at steps, it’s accuracy is usually expressed

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