Pin numbers: PIN 1 LED SUPPLY VOLTAGE PIN 2 LATCH DATA INPUT B PIN 3 LATCH DATA INPUT A PIN 4 LEFT DECIMAL POINT CATHODE PIN 5 LATCH STROBE INPUT PIN 6 OMITTED PIN 7 COMMON GROUND PIN 8 BLANKING INPUT PIN 9 OMITTED PIN 10 RIGHT DECIMAL POINT CATHODE PIN 11 OMITTED PIN 12 […]
TIL311 / INL0397-1 Hexadecimal Display usning AVR microcontroller Read More »
Easy Input is a head-controlled keyboard and mouse input device for paralyzed users. The system is built based on AVR ATMega32. It uses user’s head movement to control mouse movement on the monitor and user’s eye blinking to activate mouse click. Two main sensor used for this project are Freescale MMA6560Q accelerometers to detect head
Head-Controlled Keyboard And Mouse For Disabled, using AVR and ATMega32 microcontroller Read More »
Description This is a Dot Matrix Scrolling Sign. A Dot Matrix Display has an 5×7 led matrix with 5 columns and 7 rows. The display is controlled by the AVR microcontroller. The rows are controlled by PORTB of the microcontroller, while PORTD puts the data on the columns to make the characters. The Dot matrix
Dot Matrix Scrolling Mesage using AVR microcontroller Read More »
An automatic fire alarm system is designed to detect the unwanted presence of fire by monitoring environmental changes associated with combustion. In general, a fire alarm system is classified as either automatically actuated, manually actuated, or both. Automatic fire alarm systems are intended to notify the building occupants to evacuate in the event of a
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How to program a 93C66 EEPROM chip with an AVR microcontroller? The 93C66 is a serially (MICROWIRE) Electrically Erasable Programmable ROM (EEPROM) chip with 4 kbit (4096 bit, can be ORGanized as 256 x 16bit or 512 x 8bit) memory space. Here a DIL version (which I will use in my moving message sign project)
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Part list:1x AT90S1200-12PI 1x DS1669 (Dallas) 1x 78L05 2x 1N4007 1x 4MHz X-tal 2x 27pf 1x 22pF 1x 47uF/16V 1x 100n polycarbonate 3x 100n multilayer 1x 100 ohm 1x 10k ohm 1x 820 ohm 1x 100k trimpot 1x 10k lin. potmete DS1669 Digital Control: With this circuit you’re able to control a Dallas DS1669 digipot
DS1669 Digital Potmeter UP/DOWN using microcontroller Read More »
Part list: 1x AT90S1200 1x DS1802 (Dallas) 1x 78L05 1x 8MHz ceramic resonator 1x 22pF 1x 47uF/16V 1x 47n polycarbonate 4x 100n multilayer 1x 100 ohm 1x 10k ohm 1x 820 ohm 1x 100k trimpot 1x 10k lin. potmeter Digital Controlled Potmeter: (also known as XDCP ‘s or Digipots) With this circuit you’re able to
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Renewable energy solutions are becoming increasingly popular. Photovoltaic (solar) systems are but one example. Maximizing power output from a solar system is desirable to increase efficiency. In order to maximize power output from the solar panels, one needs to keep the panels aligned with the sun. As such, a means of tracking the sun is
Helianthus: The Solar Tracking System using ATmega16 microcontroller Read More »
Part list: 8x LED (red) 1x 180 ohm 1x 10k ohm 1x 33k ohm 1x 2u2/16V 1x 74HCT191 1x 74HCT132 2x 74HCT138 1x 78L05 1x 47uF/16V 1x 100n 2x 1N4007 Yet another version: Here an example with 4 TTL ICs. This is I think the cheapest solution with standard logic ICs. The 74HCT191 is a
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Another version: In this version I took PORTB of the AT90S1200 AVR microcontroller as you can see in the diagram, because this makes it simpler to let 8 LEDs flash back and forth. Set the Data Direction Register of port B as an output, the output will source current. What I did is loading an
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