Victor put together some pretty nice AVR tutorials, worth a bookmark if you’re just learning about AVR microcontrollers – Link. Related AVR: AVR servo control – Link. AVR based digital compass – Link. AVR based RPM meter for cars – Link. AVR Blue Sky projects – Link. AVR controlled clock – Link. ELM – AVR […]
With a Linux box and the Common Unix Printing System (CUPS), you can set up a virtual print server that will output all of its jobs to PDF format. Why might this be useful? From the linux.com article: When you buy stuff online, virtually every site provides a receipt, which you may want later if […]
Halo 2 Hacks author Stephen Cawood found this excellent video from ExileLord of halomods: As many of you know, Halo 2 modding for the most part now has a blackened name thanks to some members of the modding community. Due to the easiness of Xbox “softmodding” and the ease of getting the files required to […]
The Phoenix Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitor Project is a piezo film blood flow pulse sensor, very cool – The purpose of the piezo film pulse sensor project is to identify and build a reliable, low power, low cost blood flow sensor. The sensor is intended for two proposed designs for the ambulatory blood pressure monitor […]
The RatCave writes – The Oscilloscope Artist originally appeared in the November, 1975 isssue of Popular Electronics. It creates all sorts of fascinating moving geometric patterns on an oscilloscope screen. It took me 24 years to build one. The Oscilloscope Artist – Link. Related: Oscilloscope art – Link.
Bruce writes in – Over 30 new microcontroller projects were produced in the last month of ECE476 at Cornell University. The students were given the responsibility of choosing their project, then designing and building it using AVR Mega32 MCUs and Codevision C or GCC. New projects include laser-pong, MIDI devices, a model retina, video games, […]
Faceless105 writes – The Ultimate lamp for any die hard computer user. This is a pretty simple process to build and I was really satisfied with my end product. Now like any computer mod project I do have a worklog posted here so you might find any questions you need already answered here.. instructables : […]
