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I am working on a project in which I have to basically output the continuous waveform of the supplied discrete input wave. I am joining the discrete points linearly using an integrator circuit to join the points using a ramp. The following picture will make my project clearer.
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Just noticed that ThinkLABS has started a new Embedded Gaming workshop - **broken link removed**
Just see the videos that they have posted on that page. Can anyone tell me or give some links for building similar games. Or is there any gaming framework that you know of which simplifies making...
I know this. But soldering wires to the end is the main problem. Is soldering possible in such small exposed area? And will the soldering be strong enough not to break every time I plug in the jack?
IS it possible to make 1:1 connectors like these at home? Does anybody have any video links or other tutorials?
Link -1 to 1 Black Connector - Nex Robotics
And is it possible to make 1:1 male jumper wires instead of female?
I already have an AVR burner.
Was looking to make a PIC burner. This one seemed to be the easiest to construct.
Any pointers to PICKit 2 clones which use such easy to find components?
Has anyone here tried making or using this programmer?
Open Programmer, an open source USB programmer for PIC, ATMEL AVR, I2C-SPI-MicroWire EEPROM
Seems to support lots of PIC uC's.
I want to connect serial port based PIC programmers like the JDM one. And also the serial port based old AVR programmers. (This is kind of a proof of concept thing. I know that USB programmers exist. But I want to try and see if the old programmers can be made to work via a USB port)
Need insight on making a USB to serial port converter(FT232RL)
The FTDI FT232RL is a USB to TTL/CMOS converter. It provides the output pins - TXD, RXD, CTS, DCD, DSR, DTR, RTS, RI and Ground
If I want to make a real Serial port i.e I want not only the RxD and TxD pins, but I want the DTR, RTS...
I am thinking about making a project where the the lights/fans ad other electrical appliances in a room are switched off the moment no one is present inside the room.
I am thinking about using a PIR sensor to detect when a person enters a room. But the problem is that PIR sensor detects a change...
@bigdogguru You understood me wrong. I will be using a micro controller for data acquisition and controlling the SIM300 modem.
My only requirement is that there should not be a need for any more equipment other than micro controller and modem to upload the data to a website
I am thinking about making a device, using which I can control and monitor the state of different electrical devices connected in a room.
I want to construct a web interface for the device, so that I can monitor the present state of the devices and change the state if ecesssary.
I will be using...
@kak111 and FvM Thanks for those. Already had that datasheet with me but was not able to understand the diagram.
After using the multimeter, finally understood which one is the coil an which are the NO and NC contacts.
@FvM How do I know if the coil of a relay is polarised or not?
And what is...
Need help with pin configuration of SPDT relay(G5LE)
I bought a 1CO-12V relay. It has 5 pins (So it is SPDT).
But since there are no markings on the pins and it is from an unknown company(Takumi), I am unable to get a datasheet.
After searching a lot, found a product which is close enough to...
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