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johnny_hush
Joined: 20 Jan 2007
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 29 Jan 2008 22:21 microcontroller mini projects |
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Hi!
If anyone was interested to view microcontroller projects such as RFID card lock, or GSM controller, or if you wanted to build high-power amplifier, 250W or 500W sine power, you could download and build them:
http://johnnyhush.com
I hope you'll like it 
johnny_hush
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rushirajdhar
Joined: 31 Jan 2008
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11 Feb 2008 12:32 mini projects on microcontroller |
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hey is any new
new mini project with 8051
actually teacher giving headche with old
ths y
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DE2IS
Joined: 10 Jan 2008
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13 Feb 2008 13:02 mini projects on microcontrollers |
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| thanks a lot dude.I bet i'll find something usefull.
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johnny_hush
Joined: 20 Jan 2007
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13 Feb 2008 14:18 mini projects in microcontroller |
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| Pleasure is mine
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mimi_wan
Joined: 22 Jan 2008
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25 Feb 2008 4:54 amplifier projects |
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Dear Author,
I'm new at microcontrollers, but have a project to do involving a 7 segment display. Basically, I need to display a number that's keyed in from a keyboard. The display needs to be able to display up to 6 digits (1 to 1million).
I've tried constructing a circuit using Multisim, and employing 2 microcontrollers (PIC16F84). The first microcontroller changes the ASCII input into a BCD format (to drive the 7447N driver chip for the 7 segment), and the 2nd microcontroller, to control 6 transistors (PNP 2N3906) for each of the segment display.
I got this idea from going through some websites. Am I doing this right? Another question, do all microcontrollers use the same language? (I found instructions such as movwf, clrf...Do these instruction apply for all type of microcontrollers?). Finally, can you refer me to some written programmes to have this done.
Thanks alot!
Mims
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desertkids
Joined: 12 Dec 2007
Posts: 44
Location: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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28 Feb 2008 14:47 8051 based mini project with thesis |
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| mimi_wan wrote: |
Dear Author,
I'm new at microcontrollers, but have a project to do involving a 7 segment display. Basically, I need to display a number that's keyed in from a keyboard. The display needs to be able to display up to 6 digits (1 to 1million).
I've tried constructing a circuit using Multisim, and employing 2 microcontrollers (PIC16F84). The first microcontroller changes the ASCII input into a BCD format (to drive the 7447N driver chip for the 7 segment), and the 2nd microcontroller, to control 6 transistors (PNP 2N3906) for each of the segment display.
I got this idea from going through some websites. Am I doing this right? Another question, do all microcontrollers use the same language? (I found instructions such as movwf, clrf...Do these instruction apply for all type of microcontrollers?). Finally, can you refer me to some written programmes to have this done.
Thanks alot!
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ya..you can do with this way.but i think you c language is better to do PIC programming,because it will more easy than assembly language. different microcontrollers use different language...you can go to www.microchip.com, a lot example of written programms can get from there.and you also can refer microcontroller foorm from edaboard..gambateh
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dindeds
Joined: 11 Aug 2006
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04 Mar 2008 3:26 mini project microcontroller |
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More projects pls...
I can upload some if you hv space..
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04 Mar 2008 3:26 Ads |
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johnny_hush
Joined: 20 Jan 2007
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04 Mar 2008 11:17 amplifier+ mini-project |
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| Well, please contact me using email
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