All posts on September, 2008

RS485 to RS232 converter

RS485 to RS232 converter
This converter is intended to use with PC computer to communicate with ROV using 2 wires in half duplex mode. Send/receive mode is selected by RTS signal. The converter was designed to be as simple as possible, so it has no some features that can be found in commercial grade products.[more]


Posted in : Communication related | Computer projects | Network related | RS232 related

Server tester

Servo Tester
This server tester can control two servos independently. It can analyse the servo signal quality from your receiver. It measures voltage and current under servo load. It can be used as a tachometer, and with a later software upgrade it can also be remote controlled from a PC.It uses a rotary encoder for fast and intuitive navigation of the menus, which make it even more simple to use than the old 4-button tester.[more]

Posted in : Measurement projects | motor controller

R/C Transmitter Range Tester

R/C Transmitter Range Tester
This handy gizmo is ideal for checking the output power of your R/C transmitters. Four super-bright LEDs are used in place of the usual analogue meter, allowing for easy viewing of the monitored RF signal. An on-board variable capacitor sets the frequency for 27Mhz, 35MHz or 40Mhx transmitters. Ham Radio operators might wish to experiment with the front-end L/C tank for frequencies other than standard R/C.[more]

Posted in : Measurement projects | RF projects

Traffic Light Control Circuit

Traffic Light Control Circuit
This page features a circuit that has twenty open collector outputs that turn on one at a time in a continuous sequential manner. The circuit make use of the 74LSxx family of TTL integrated logic devices. The circuits are designed to drive light emitting diodes or low current, low voltage incandescent lights but can also drive other loads of up to 80 milliamps.[more]


Posted in : Display projects

Doorknob touch alarm

Doorknob touch alarm
The circuit contains a few basic elements, an flip-flop based oscillator, a set of delays, a flip-flop as a sensor, and the audible alarm.The circuit consists of three parts : oscillator ,sensor and audible driver.


Posted in : Alarm Projects | Sensor projects

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