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On mbed.org/ rapid prototyping board with Lilypad Arduino buzzer making a guest appearance w crocodile clips & breadboard.
This hands-on design module course introduce students to microcontroller platforms like Arduino. Students meet weekly to learn the basics behind programming the microcontroller development board, use of external programs to support development of controlled systems and build circuits using the platform in the design of simple control systems. Instructor: Dr. Jennifer Choi, UC Davis Department of Biomedical Engineering.
This hands-on design module course introduce students to microcontroller platforms like Arduino. Students meet weekly to learn the basics behind programming the microcontroller development board, use of external programs to support development of controlled systems and build circuits using the platform in the design of simple control systems. Instructor: Dr. Jennifer Choi, UC Davis Department of Biomedical Engineering.
I picked up an evaluation board for Atmel's new AVR32 line of microcontrollers. It has pretty good processing horsepower, low power consumption, tons of peripherals and drivers, plus an onboard audio DAC (too bad the engineering sample revision of the silicon I got has a non-working audio DAC). Also a nice optimized DSP library. Perfect for homebrew synthesis.
The top signal shows the premature death of the ATtiny24's TIM1_COMPA_vect. In hindsight the explanation is trivial, but I didn't suspect that cause until very late in the debugging process - as usual.
Range box up and running with continuity display. Bottom line scrolls information about the range box
VALVANO, Jonathan W.. Embedded systems: volume 3: real-time operating systems for the ARM® CORTEX(TM)-M microcontrollers. 3 ed. Atascadero: CA CreateSpace, 2014. v. 3. xii, 435 p. ISBN 1466468866. Inclui bibliografia e Ãndice; il. tab. quad.; 24x16cm.
Palavras-chave: SISTEMAS INFORMATICOS INCORPORADOS; MICROPROCESSADORES; INTERFACES DE COMPUTADORES.
CDU 004.38 / V215i / v. 3 / 3 ed. / 2014
This hands-on design module course introduce students to microcontroller platforms like Arduino. Students meet weekly to learn the basics behind programming the microcontroller development board, use of external programs to support development of controlled systems and build circuits using the platform in the design of simple control systems. Instructor: Dr. Jennifer Choi, UC Davis Department of Biomedical Engineering.
A motor driver shield for the Arduino using the ULN2065B, a quad darlington switch chip rated at 1.5A. http://jarkman.co.uk/catalog/fripperies/compasshat.htm
Students learn the basics of programming microcontrollers using the Inventor Kits available in the Innovation Lab.
Using over 30 batteries, 80 LEDs, 4 microcontrollers and one embedded computer, volunteers and staff in the Jocelyn H. Lee Innovation Lab prepared an attention-grabbing presentation for the 2016 Texas Library Association Poster Session. The poster presented various ways to use LEDs in maker projects, had embedded QR codes for viewers to access additional information on each topic, and was even interactive - participants could change LED colors by sending appropriate Tweets,
Thank you everyone who helped make this presentation a success.
Die shot of a Mitsubishi M30624FGAFP 16 bit microcontroller. This one was used as a general purpose controller in a 3-LCD projection tv, presumably to offload general functions from the main soc and video processing chipset. This particular die has a darker passivation layer which creates some interesting effects. This chip contains 256kb of ROM and 20kb of RAM. Initially this chip failed the decap due to a stuck chunk of epoxy so I resorted to boiling the chip in pine gum rosin.
Datasheet: www.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/pdf/711/MITSUBISHI/M30...
THermometer with microcontroller PIC16F84A and sensor DS18B20.The schematic and other stuf to make this thermometer is on my bolg:http://macoprojects.blogspot.com/