All posts on February, 2008

LED Calculator Prototyped with LCD

LED Calculator Prototyped with LCD
Keith writes:I still want to find a small LCD module for the LED calculator, so I can fit the whole thing into a box with a footprint about the size of a deck of cards. But for prototyping, I have a stack of 2ร—16 LCD modules about 3 1/2โ€ณ wide (viewable about 2 1/2โ€ณ) from Slim, and Wednesday night I got one hooked up and working.[via][more]

Posted in : Arduino projects

Digital Thermometer base on PIC16F684

Digital Thermometer base PIC16F684
This project uses a standard (PDIP) PIC16F684 as well as a standard thermistor. It will tell the temperature between 0 and 140 farenheit. The temperature is displayed on a 3 digit, 7 segment display. This project is actually quite easy to build; the hardest part is calibrating the thermistor.[via][more]

Posted in : PIC projects

Embedded server with ISA network card

Embedded server with ISA network card
This embedded server is built with ISA network card (NE2000 compatible) and ATmega32 microcontroller. You can find souce code and scheme at http://www.ulrichradig.de/. At present (V 2007) device works as telemetry server and is used by php script at another subpage.[more]

Posted in : AVR projects

miniscope v2

miniscope v2
miniscope v2 is a simple project but usefull miniature digital storage oscilloscope with USB interface. Additional data logger mode for long-term measuring. Based on AT91SAM7S64 microcontroller.
mini oscillscope[more]

Posted in : AVR projects | Oscilloscope projects

Fish Tank Lights and Temperature Sensor

Fish Tank Lights and Temperature Sensor
This is a cool fish tank.Here are some features:16 high power LEDโ€™s, 4 red, 4 green, 4 white and 4 blue,LCD Display to display the mode the unit is in and show the temperature,Liquid sealed temperature to read the water temperature,One button to change between modes,Photocell to turn off the lights when there is adequate room light. This is wired and calibrated but this function has been remove to allow the lights to remain on all the time[more]

Posted in : DIY projects

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