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Drive a Stepper Motor with an AVR Microprocessor using ATTiny2313 microcontroller

Got some scavenged stepper motors from printers/disk drives/etc lying around? Some probing with an ohmeter, followed by some simple driver code on your microprocessor and you’ll be stepping in style. Step 1 Get to Know Steppers Basically, you’re going to need to figure out where all the little wires go. First step is to figure […]

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Micro controller programming: Making a set of traffic lights using Microcontroller ATTiny2313

So you wana learn how to programme a micro controller? This tutorial has been designed as a next step, following the fantastic tutorial ‘Ghetto Programming: Getting started with AVR microprocessor on the cheap.’ by The Real Elliot link you should read this before progressing onto this next step. Today my friends we are going to

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LoveBox – The box of love using ATtiny2313 Microcontroller

As most guys I don’t tell my wife that “I love you” as often as I should, but this little gadget will at least improve that situation as bit. So by combining a nice box and some hardcore electronics nerdiness I’ve made a nice christmas gift for my wife. The LoveBox is a small box

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AVR mini board with additional boards using attiny2313 microcontroller

Somewhat similar to PIC 12f675 mini protoboard, but extended and with additional boards. Using attiny2313. Step 1 Scheme Let us first start with a scheme. The scheme is pretty obvious since it only connects attiny2313 with the pins and the only additional elements are resistors and capacitor for reseting the microcontroller. Step 2 Bottom view

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Swiss AVR Knife using Microcontroller ATtiny84

The Swiss AVR Knife bundles a number of AVR programming projects together in a single convenient Altoids Gum Tin. Because of the flexibility afforded by microcontroller programming, it also provides a starting point for any number of projects based on LEDs and sound output. The SAK can contain as many programs as the 8K of

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LED Binary Calculator using Microcontroller ATtiny2313

LED Binary Calculator using Microcontroller ATtiny2313

You can’t calculate binary values “as is” on most handheld calculators and using the windows one is just a pain, so i decided to make my very own (binary only) calculator. This calculator supports all the basic functions like : NOT,OR,AND,XOR, addition,subtraction,multiplication,division and modulo. So join me as we are going to enter the world of ones and zeros

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Temperature Indicator Using attiny2313 micrcontroller

Description Features: Measures temperatures from -55°C to +125°C Three LED’s to indicate in what range the temparature is. User definable thermostat with high and low settings Output via a relay to control a heater element or a blower fan (or something else) Power supply ………………….4.5 to 5.5 VDC Power consumption ………..15mA This circuit uses a

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Stepper motor Driver Using AT2313 microcontroller

Description With this circuit you can drive a unipolar stepper motor. It operates in full step mode. You can get a stepper motor from an old 5.25 disk drive. The AVR attiny2313 micro controller controls the pulses for the stepper motor. The pulses are amplified by the ULN2003 driver. The driver accepts 5V inputs, the

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