In 2006, I took part in an electronic demo competition on a Dutch forum (see this topic). Because computer demos like they used to have on old machines like the Amiga or Commodore are harldy made anymore since hardware has come such a long way, someone had the idea to do the same, but on […]
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If you’re a resident of Seattle, I highly recommend you check out the Bubble events group. One of their regular events over the summer is something called “Nocturnal Push” where you can get decked out in your best glow gear and cruise the Alki Beach strip on your bike, longboard, or whatever. That’s why I
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Downloads AVR Studio assembler source code 2jun2002version.asm AVR Studio hex file 232lin.hex This is an adapter that allows a terminal to communicate via a 100 MHz data channel with peripherals on the same desk top. Keystrokes from the terminal are are received through the RS-232 connection and sent through the 100 MHz RF data channel.
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An LMX1601 Phase locked loop, a discreet FET VCO, and an AVR micro controller combine to make a stable, easy to use monophonic FM transmitter that includes a an audio activated switch that turns the transmitter on only when its being used. Notice: Before operating a radio transmitter, find out what kind of transmitter operation,
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The parts to the right of the green capacitor are the FM radio transmitter. The parts between the 8 pin DIP and the transmitter are the resistor matrix. One capacitor, C5, is mounted on the back of the board, and one other capacitor, C11, had not yet been installed. It was later installed just below
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Alexander Holler writes: [ via ] This page describes how you can use a small AVR device and a real-time clock (RTC) to build a hot-pluggable USB real-time clock (I’ve named it just usb-rtc), mainly for usage with ultra-low-cost hardware meant to be used with Linux. The overall cost for one of those thingies I’m describing here is about 15€-20€, which isn’t really cheap.
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XMEGA-A1 Xplain development kit provides a straightforward way to development of applications with Atmel XMEGA microcontrollers. XMEGA a family of powerful 8/16-bit RISC microcontrollers with many built-in peripherials (DMA, RTC, LCD driver, 12 bit ADC,…) is ideally suited for relatively high performance applications, where we will with favor use its features – often without a need to add any other peripherials.
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Atmel AVR Studio 4: AVR Studio 4 is an IDE, launched by atmel for providing better programming envoinment. It can be used to program all the famous series of atmel i.e. Attiny , Atmega, Xmega . The envoivromnet is very user-friendly. Under given is the welcome screen view for the atmel avr 4 which is
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Introduction This is a complete AVR Tutorial, including avr programming in a very basic & organized way, We will go through by following items. What is an AVR? Using Mac and Windows How AVR programming works Choosing a programmer, to burn the code. Using AVRDUDE Prerequisites This set of notes does have some prerequisites. It requires two important
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Hardware features: Connects to your analog scope in X-Y mode using BNC cables or probes (1x, 10x) Uses the Atmel AVR Atmega328p with 32KB flashmemory On board 5V power regulator for use with user provided wall adapter (8-15V DC center positive) Power plug (5.5mm outside diameter) included On-board Real-Time Clock with 32.768kHz crystal and battery
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