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@torana--I will use 8051 or the avr(mega series i.e. atmega 8 -128 series) depends on the condition...
and for the thing which displays on some sort of screen....we may use a "lcd" but for a large screen it is ultra costly.....so some of persons are saying ki u should use led dot matrix array...
@engshahrul-- Micro VGA: Cost-effective Microcontroller VGA Interface
is this worth giving a try n purchase...i mean is this relaible ??
others members too..kindly help...
hellow all,,
Can anybody here kindly provide me some information regarding the interfacing of tft/lcd with the controllers/processors...
I want to show the message(sms) sent to my gsm modem on the tft/lcd screen 21 inches...
kindly guide me how to do it??
Can I able to show my desired...
first of all thnx. for the reply sir,,
so,,
can i say like "in atmega8, using assembly i can go upto a maximum of 4096 number of instructions assuming every instruction takes 16 bits(here),."??
hellow experts,,
I am starting with the AVRs, so it may be a very silly question..but i am stuck with it...
since i got to know that the program counter of atmega8 is of 12bits...and the flash memory is of 8KB , how can we access the remaining memory....
does the remaining memory is reserved...
DartPlayer170--bro, let me tell you,
1.i am correctly interfacing the 7805..
2.11V dc is measured using dc voltmeter
3.It is a db9 connector serial port where pinout is same as the above given by the "ark5230",
nothing i know about filtering as the db9 connector is coming from the pc's mother...
hellow experts,
looking at the pin voltages of the serial port, I am getting approx. 11 v at some of the pins..now when i tried to use the serial port for making 5 V supply, the 7805 is not giving the output voltage...
rather it is giving approximately 0.xx volts...
kindly explain...
@pjdd--I made a very simple switch (led on/off using t.v. remote) and it is working absolutely fine...
in the datasheet it is given that these encoders/decoders works for "any RF or infrared transmission".....thnx. for the information...
so using this one can send 16...
@pjdd--first of all, thanks for the information..
can i say that a tsop1738 will respond to a standard tv remote i.e its output pin will show voltage variations when interfaced with t.v. remote???
also, ht12d/a/e/f..I have used these decoders/encoders with the rf modules...
hmm,, thanks for your reply..
but what i want is...I have a remote with a few buttons that can switch on and off some of the relays and leds on other board using infrared...i.e first button for led, second for relay and so on..
i think ki this kind of circuit can be made without using controller...
yeah, it is definitely possible..not only the keypad but the whole keyboard...
just go through the protocols for the at keyboard the older ones with the ps/2 connector...usb ones are the difficult cases...
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You may also give a look to this if you feel comfortable with...
simply interface the dc motor to the controller using the H-bridge..
communicate with the controller using any of the terminal communication software..
now when you recieve any thing from the serial port of the pc to the rx of the controller, just check if it is 'A' or 'B', compare them and do...
hellow experts,,
I want to make a simple remote having some buttons which can on and off some leds and relays using infrared...
how do start with, I don't know basics of infrared communication...(transfer of data and all...)
kindly guide me for the same..
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