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Batwatch

Batwatch
Batwatch is a simple monitor for a solar panel battery charger, using an Atmel ATtiny13V. It periodically measures the charge current and battery voltage, and shows them by blinking two LEDs.The circuit can shows the voltage and current visually, by blinking a red and green LED.[more]

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LED matrix projector

LED matrix projector
The matrix is orgranized in 8 rows and 16 columns (8 red and 8 green). To address a single LED in the matrix, you have to set one of the 16 column bits and enable the coresponding row.The rows are handled by an ULN2803, an array of darlington transistors. The shift registers are used to provide column data. 16 bits are are loaded serially and put out parallely.[more]


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SCANALOGIC : building a high performance logic analyzer

SCANALOGIC  build high performance logic analyzer
Scanalogic is a simple, yet effective logic analyzer specially designed to be easily built by beginners, so that it can be used for debugging and analyzing your projects.This device can help you in most of your projects, it’s an essential measuring device when it comes to digital electronics.[more]


Posted in : AVR projects | Measurement projects

LED Patterns with AVR micro

LED Patterns with AVR micro

This AVR Startup Project will create a rolling display pattern using up to 8 Light Emiting Diodes. But more importantly, this page demonstrates how to set up and run a basic program using the power ATMEL AVR development kit. It was one of my very first AVR programs, and one might say it is the hardware world’s equavalent of the “Hello world” program.[more]


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Thermometer with Atmel AVR and Dallas DS1821

Thermometer with Atmel AVR and Dallas DS1821
This small projects shows how to connect a Dallas DS1821 temperature sensor to a micro controller. This little thermometer needs no calibration and has a temparature resultion of 0.1 ° Celsius. Temperature is measured every second.[more]

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