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ATmega8 Based Smart Code Lock

ATmega8 Based Smart Code Lock

Here is a project for beginners using Atmel AVR ATmega8. The project uses some techniques that are very useful for designers to learn and utilize. Alphanumeric LCD Module Interfacing. 4×4 Keypad interfacing. PWM Control of LED (Used to dim the back-light of LCD, like in some Nokia Phones) Basic Circuit design for AVR MCUs Connecting

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AVR ATmega8 Project LED Moving Message Display using ATmega8 microcontroller

An interesting project that can be done using Microcontroller is a LED message scroll er. It teaches you a quite lot of things. So I decided to make one. I made the hardware design modular and cascadeble That means the whole display is made up of several 15×7 modules. Each module has everything to drive

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PS2 Keyboard Interface with AVR MCU using ATmega8 microcontroller

A PC keyboard is an old and trusted human machine interface. Most peoples are familiar with it. When a text entry is required it is the best method. If we can interface the PC keyboard with an AVR MCU we can create a whole lot of interesting applications! This tutorial will focus on our easy

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Electric Spinning Wheel using ATmega8 microcontroller

The Electric Eel Wheel is a smart electric spinning wheel which helps you spinning the fiber of your choice into yarn easily instead of traditional wheel. This Electric spinner is lighter and smaller, making it easier to take your spinning with you. You can control spinning speed and its direction, forward or reverse. The electronics

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A GLCD connected to an AVR microcontroller using ATmega8 microcontroller

A GLCD connected to an AVR microcontroller The PVG120602EGE is a 128×64 pixel graphic (grey) LCD with lightblue EL backlight and two KS0108 controller chips and one KS0107 line (colums) driver (64 display lines COM1 – COM64) The first KS0108 drives segments 1 to 64 (Y1 – Y64), the second drives segments 65 to 128

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