This is a simple procedure to play PCM audio on any AVR microcontroller. AVR’s high speed PWM is used to play the audio. It almost sound fine and can be used for simple projects that require sound effects. The code is compiled in winavr GCC compiler. The microcontroller used is ATmega32, though any AVR processor […]
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STEP 1: Circuit Diagram Components ATmega16 MAX232 0.1uf Capacitor —– 4pcs DB9 Connector 7805 for 5v power supply STEP 2: Programme Code (Compile using Codevision AVR & Burn in Atmega16 ) View C Code STEP 3: Here We have used ADC5 of ATmega16 so connect the signal input in ATmega16 PIN no 35. View
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On this page you will find a scrolling LED sign based on the ATtiny2313 AVR microcontroller, which you can build yourself (when finished) Other names for this device can be: Moving message sign, Message crawler, Scrolling message, message display, etc. The idea is to let a text scroll over the LED dot-matrix displays. A dot-matrix
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When I’m fiddling about with electronics I want to be comfortable about it. Therefore I built some things to make by breadboarding life a little simpler. One example is the Network Breadboard Interface. Another one is this little project. These little pcb’s can be put directly into a breadboard and they have the same pinout
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This article describes the design of a Text on TV project. It takes serial data and displays text on a TV screen. The hardware part of this project is pretty simple. It uses an Atmega8 microcontroller that runs with a 16 MHz crystal. The article provides the details on PAL and NTSC timing signals, as
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I usually drink a lot of tea, and sometimes the tea tastes a lot better than average, which means that most times I make tea I fail at least partially. The taste of the tea depends on a lot of variables: The make of the tea. I buy my tea at Simon Levelt and they
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At the moment I do not have a kitchen timer. Not because I do not want one, (they’re cheap enough to buy) but because it seems impossible to buy a kitchen timer with a decent user interface. That means I have to build my own, which I just the kind of stuff I like. The
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This project uses Atmega168 microcontroller to compute the power usage at home and logs it to an SD card. It has a graphical LCD display too that shows the power usage as a strip chart. Besides, the voltage and current waveforms can also be displayed on the LCD. The current is measured using a pair
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This morning (2009-12-31) I built my 4th AVR programmer. USBasp. I built this one because I wasn’t completely happy with my 3rd programmer and because I want to play with a software USB stack. I do know that it works (I just reprogrammed 2 old projects just to try it out. Programming seems to be
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The programmer I use is built from a kit I bought at Tuxgraphics. There are several reasons I bought this kit. It is open source, works with avrdude. It connects to USB. It is a lot faster then my old programmer (Programs an ATMEGA8 in about 5 seconds). It is cheap. I bought the kit
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