All posts in the 'USB projects' Category
Posted on 06 Jul 2008
An alternative controller for the Pinch Glove fingertip contact glove. Something as futuristic as a data glove should connect through USB, not RS232 as in the original design.This device fits into a very small SubD adapter housing, consumes low power (max. 20 mA), supports USB standby.[more]
Posted on 06 Jul 2008
This MIDI controller uses the same tricks as AVR-CDC to implement a MIDI class compliant USB device. It does not require special host side drivers, but since it goes beyond the specification for low speed devices, it may not work on some hosts. [more]
Posted on 06 Jul 2008
This is an example that demonstration how to control stepping motor via USB interface.The PC software program with delphi.The project use CPU PIC18F4550 with full speed USB interface at 48MHz, USB 2.0 compliance.The firmware for this example program with MPLAB C18 with USB driver from Microchip. [more]
Posted on 25 Jun 2008
This unit uses the LTC2400 Delta Sigma 24bit ADC chip connected to a Cypress Semiconductor CY7C6300 which is a low speed USB device.[more]
Posted on 17 Jun 2008
Raijuu writes:If you like to play videogames in your computer as much as I do, you probably already heard about the MJoy, which is an USB joystick made by Mindaugas that uses an ATmega8 and have 24 buttons, one hatswitch (or POV or D-Pad depending on the game) and 6 analog axes….[more]
