This is design for a frequency meter based on AVR microcontrollers. Maximum input frequency is specified to be 30 MHz in the multi-chip configuration, and in single-chip configuration, there are both 5 MHz and 10 Mhz versions operating with 10 and 20 MHz crystals, respectively. All versions have 9 1/2 digit resolution. I have used […]
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Take Maxim’s MAX038 function generator chip, add some frills, and you have a pretty nice tool for the bench. Downloads: Main Circuit Schematic Power Supply Schematic You can build this with switches instead of buttons if you don’t want to use a micro controller. Here is the controller code. AVRStudio 4.x Assembler Source for AT90S1200A
MAX038-Based Sweep/Function Generator With Markers using AVR ATtiny2313 microcontroller Read More »
Calculates and displays L and C from oscillation frequency using reference components. No relays, no range switching, a minimum of controls. And it is pretty accurate too! Note: After reading this article, check out the improved, modified An Even Better LC Meter… The 2 line x 16 character LCD shows the calculated inductance and the
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Morse Code Alarm Clock Modification (Almost) Trivial application of an AT90S2313 or ATtiny2313 in an alarm clock to change the alarm from “BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP…” to “WAKE UP” in Morse code. This was designed in response to a request and is in daily use Downloads (Updated 5 December, 2004) AVR
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Introduction. Nowadays, USB is the most popular connection between PC and peripherals such as AVR programmers, printers, scanners etc. For that reason I had to modify my old serial AVR In-System-Programmer (ISP) to work with USB connection. You can say, “use a USB to Serial adaptor to connect your AVR ISP with your PC”. Yes, that could
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Introduction With this circuit we can control up to 8 devices (4 devices in our example project), by sending a specific SMS message with any mobile phone. It’s very useful in the case that, at the place we have the devices, we have not a wired (fixed) telephone line. If you have an old ericsson mobile phone
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The ATtiny2313-based project is an experiment on the closed loop DC servomotor control system (SMC) by Elm Chan. It can be used for practical use with/without some modifications. The closed loop servo mechanism requires real-time servo operations, such as position control, velocity control and torque control. It will be suitable for implementation to any embedded
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This little instrument, named as Pico C, can be used to measure capacitances down to fractions of a picofarad. It built based on ATtiny2313 microcontroller. It has range: <1 pF to 2000 pF (guaranteed); 2500 pF possible and resolution: 0.1 pF. To read the result, this low cost C meter comes with 2 lines LCD.
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The Security Keypad Lock Project is a basic access control system based on ATtiny2313. It can be modified to protect just about anything. The “Code Lock” ability will allow the rightful user to deploy the platform to any property that requires simple password-protection. The “AVR” RISC microcontroller used ensures low costs. Possible applications may include:
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A “Clapper” is a device that will turn on or off an AC appliance that is plugged into it, such as a lamp or fan when it “hears” you clap twice in approximate succession. Pete has built a Clever Clapper with various task. If user claps twice within one second, the circuit toggles the lamp
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