rsdio presents: MAX11209/MAX11211, ultra-low-power, high-resolution, serial-output ADCs. [ via ] Pin-compatible versions of the 24-/20-/16-bit family Low 150µA supply current is ideal for portable sensors Includes four GPIOs that can be used for external mux control When used with the specified data rates, the internal digital filter provides more than 100dB rejection of 50Hz or 60Hz line noise MAX11209/MAX11211 18-Bit, ultra-low power, delta-sigma ADCs – [ Link ]
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MAX11209/MAX11211 18-Bit, ultra-low power, delta-sigma ADCs
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“Wise Clock 3″ – PONG CLOCK! –
Wise time with Arduino: First release of the Wise Clock 3 software: [ via ] The routine work of porting the “Wise Clock 2″ code to the new “platform” (namely the new 3216 bicolor display) went well. Most of features worked right off the bat. Some coordinates had to be adjusted in order to center the text (time etc) on the larger display
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Asteroids for the Arduino
Asteroids running on Hackvision. Written completely with Arduino: I implemented Asteroids for Hackvision, written completely using Arduino technology.
Determine capacitance by measuring the charging time
There are many ways to determine the capacitance of a capacitor.
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USB Development Board for PIC18F4550
This article shows how to make a low cost USB development board for PIC18F4550 similar to Microchip’s PICDEM USB FS board. The Microchip’s USB stack examples can be compiled and loaded directly without altering the code
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Real-time clock and Temperature display on 16×8 LED Matrix
Digital clocks and temperature meters are very popular projects. There are tons of such projects available on Internet. This one is little bit different.
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Led Cube 4x4x4
The LED cube 4x4x4 has the atmega32 controller and uses POV multiplexing to switch the 64 LEDS. A total of 16 transistors are used to switch on the Led columns and then another total of 4 lines to switch on or off the ground layer. So a total of 16+4 = 20 lines are needed to make the LED cube 4x4x4 work.
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AVR displays body temperature on a Nokia 3310 LCD
This project describes how to measure temperature with Atmega8 and a thermistor and display it on a Nokia 3310 LCD. A thermistor is a device that changes its resistance with temperature. With a proper resistor divider network, the temperature can be measured by measuring the voltage across the thermistor
PIC 12F675 battery monitor using a diode/LED and resistor
Here’s a circuit by Joe Desbonnet’s Random Tech Stuff that’s designed to monitor battery voltage. It uses one resistor, one diode (or LED), one microcontroller ADC input and one digital output.
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PIC 12F675 battery monitor using a diode/LED and resistor
Here’s a circuit by Joe Desbonnet’s Random Tech Stuff that’s designed to monitor battery voltage.
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