When we talk about wireless robot vehicle, we usually think about the RF circuits. But this project is different. It uses a mobile phone to control the motion of a robotic vehicle, and therefore, the range of operation is as large as the coverage area of the service provider. The project is based on an […]
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This is a simple color sensor using Atmega16 MCU and can sense Red ,Green and Blue color. How it works: the sensor consist from LDR sensor and RGB LED ,so when the object putted on the sensor the light that emitting from RGB LED will reflected from the object to LDR sensor and read it by ADC of ATMEGA16 as
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You will get this done in 30 min. Step 1: Parts 1. 1 X any type of circuit board 2. 1 X Atmel AVR Atmega16 microcontroller 3. 8 X 330 ohms Resistors 4. 8 X LEDs 5. 1 X AVR Programmer (just use for download the code, i used a STK500) Step 2: Build the
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Yet another Portal-related instructable , but Different ! This one shows you how to : 1)Build a very cheap device that plays an 8-bit version of Still Alive from Portal 2)On the same hardware , but with a different chip , play the “radio tune” Here are both projects , in the same video (I
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Amazing 3 dimensional LED display. 64 LEDs makes up this 4 by 4 by 4 cube, controlled by an Atmel Atmega16 microcontroller. Each LED can be addressed individually in software, enabling it to display amazing 3d animations! 8x8x8 LED cube now available, by popular demand: http://www.instructables.com/id/Led-Cube-8x8x8/ First of all, you need quite a bit of
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The internet hosts lots and lots of online radiostreams, most of them with a certain theme, ranging from old time classics to Tibetian riverdancing. I must admit that I love to listen to them while I’m building stuff, as I can choose the music I like without listening to the same cd’s over and over
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Component Required: IC1 – MT8870 DTMF decoder IC2 – ATmega16 AVR microcontroller IC3 – L293D motor driver IC4 – 74LS04 NOT gate D1 – 1N4007 rectifier diode R1, R2 – 100-kilo-ohm R3 – 330-kilo-ohm R4-R8 – 10-kilo-ohm C1 – 0.47μF ceramic disk C2, C3, C5, C6 – 22pF ceramic disk C4 – 0.1μF ceramic disk
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Description The ATMega16 chip in the M16 has a real-time counter that operates asynchronously when a 32,768hz watch crystal is connected to it, providing a real-time clock. Bascom has built-in support for the RTC, making it very easy to use time functions. The watch crystal needs to connect to pins TOSC1(pin 28) and TOSC2(pin 29).
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Here’ s an melody player with Atmega16. The command “Sound Speaker” is used to generate sound. This is the inbuilt command in Bascom AVR. For more Detail: Digital Melody player using atmega16 microcontroller
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With this project you can control a unipolar stepper motor. You can control both the speed and the direction of the motor. The speed and direction and can changed with help of the keypad. The data’s are displayed over the LCD display. A 4×4 keypad is used for entering the speed and selecting the direction.
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