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USB BUSINESS CARD WITH ATTINY85

Attiny85 Atmel microcontroller with USB Business Card project established quite interesting circuit with very few elements attiny85 16.5 MHz internal RC oscillator frequency used. USB connector on the USB socket on the PCB designed… Electronics Projects, USB Business Card with attiny85 “avr project, microcontroller projects, “   Attiny85 Atmel microcontroller with USB Business Card project established quite interesting circuit with very […]

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ATMEGA32 PCB DRILL MACHINE

This document describes the construction of a PCB drill machine driven by a master-controller board and three stepper motor driver boards. These four single sided PC boards each contain an Atmega16/32 microcontroller. Communication between… Electronics Projects, ATMEGA32 PCB drill machine “avr project, microcontroller projects, “ This document describes the construction of a PCB drill machine driven by a master-controller board and

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ATmega8 Line Follower Robot (LFR) Project – Part 2/2

Now that the mechanical assembly part is over,and we have completed the construction of left and right (L&R) infrared sensor cards. Since the MCU (ATmega8) cannot drive the dc motors directly, a dedicated motor driver circuit is used. The motor driver circuit here is based on a simple 16-pin IC (L293D) which can drive two

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An NRF24L01+ and FTDI Ready Atmega 328P-PU (3.3V, 500 MA) Microcontroller With Dual Power Capability, Undervoltage, Hysteresis, and Thyristor-Crowbar Overvoltage Protection

This board is designed to safely drive a 3.3V microcontroller and connected accoutrements. It supports primary and backup power sources and provides numerous over and under voltage safeguards. The microcontroller here is a bare-bone, no-frills Atmega 328P-PU with no leds, driven by a 16 MHz crystal. An 8-Pin female connector is wired up to the

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AVR-based Sensor Keyboard

A modern microcontroller has almost everything that’s needed to implement a touch sensor matrix. There are several sensing technologies: IC manufacturers typically advise using certain tech, sometimes they offer ready to use hardware- or software-based solutions. I was curious to try to implement a sensor matrix entirely from scratch all by myself. Here’s how it

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Programming ATMEGA32 (or Any Other AVR) Using Arduino IDE

The Arduino is a very cool development board where you could create hundreds of projects. But it doesn’t mean that for every project you create, you would need an Arduino board dedicated to that project alone. A hundred projects and a hundred Arduinos? That’s a waste of money! Depending upon the requirements of your project,

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Configuring and using XBEE wireless modules

Xbees are some of the most powerful wireless modules you can find and they’re also very easy to configure and use. The only thing is they cost about Rs.1000 to Rs.2500 depending on the range and other parameters. If you’re like me and only bought the modules without the breakout boards or forgot to buy

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