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Minimalism for today
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[PL] Zapłaciłeś czy nie i tak dostaniesz w twarz komunikatem. I nie ma przeproś nie zniknie sam - musisz go ręcznie wyłączyć. Żal.
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Uploaded on Sep 23, 2009
M4: A simple digital thermometer with clock
M3: 2x20 chars display controlled by ATmega32
This is a simple 2x20 characters LCD display. It is controlled by AVR ATmega32 MCU. I wrote a simple...
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Uploaded on Jul 27, 2009
M1: ATmega8 controlling the S8 mini-module
This is starting to remind me the good old fun with LEGO blocks. However, this time it is even more fun, bacause I am the creator of the blocks. :)
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Uploaded on Jul 23, 2009
S8: 2-digits LED module
This one consists of two 7447 drivers, about dozen of resistors and of course two 7-seg. LED displays....
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Uploaded on Jul 23, 2009
M0: Atmega32 connected and programmed via programmer
Yup, my very first time with a microcontroller, specifically with ATmega32. ;) That little silver box is...
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Uploaded on Jul 20, 2009
S7: Testing the 8-bit SIPO register
SIPO stands for Serial-Input Parallel Output. The IC is 74HC164.
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Uploaded on Jul 19, 2009
S6: NE555-based adjustable timer module
This mini module provides square-wave signal with adjustable frequency. Two ranges: Hz and kHz thanks to the JP1 jumper.
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Uploaded on Jul 18, 2009
S5: Moving lights
This one may serve as a way-out indicator. Consists of 4-bit counter (74HC161) and several gates (74HC00,...
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Uploaded on Jul 15, 2009
S3: Decade counter with LED display
S2: 7490 and diodes
Very first attempt to use TTL-like component... it's the decade counter 7490. Diodes are connected to its output pins.
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Uploaded on Jul 13, 2009
