This tutorial is for those who know How to use 16x2 LCD or How to make LED display or How to make Propeller display.
By using this you will also learn How to print Custom Characters in LCD like printing HINDI characters or any other language. WOW!!!
So you are using the sample code :P till now, Its time for you to make your...
Robotics-Basic & Advanced
This blog is for those who want to learn robotics and embedded systems from basics- By Harendra Singh IIIT Jabalpur
Saturday, August 4, 2012
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Using PWM on atmega16

Things
u need
A MCU (atmega16
or atmega8)
A led and/or motor and/or dc
fan.
Difficulty
Level
Easy
from application point of view, a bit typical from programming point of view.
Time
Required
If
you are using the code given my me, then 1/2 or 1 hour.
Concept
PWM means Pulse
Width Modulation.
Before
lettting...
Monday, July 23, 2012
Measuring tempearture using LM35.

Things
you Need
LM35 IC
Male & Female Burg-Stick (optional
if using breadboard)
Solder wire & Soldering
Iron
Connecting Wire
Time
Needed
1-2 hour depending on how good & fast you are
at soldering. If using breadboard to make temporary circuit it will hardly take
an hour.
Difficulty
Level
Easy
:)
The
pin...
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Circuit Diagrams

The page is internally linked, so click on any link to go to that particular circuit-diagram.
L293d - Motor Driver IC
7805 - Voltage Regulator ICC
LED display without using shift registerC
LED display using shift registerC
Keypad 4x4 [16 buttton]C
Keypad 7x4 [28 button]C
MT8870 - DTMF [Dual Tone Multi-Frequency]C
DS1307 - RTC [Real Time...
Saturday, July 21, 2012
How to make a Propeller Display

Things U Need
8 LEDs
8-10 meter long wire
11 Male Burg-Stick pins
A small dot-PCB (optional)
A wire-cutter (optional)
Soldering Iron & Solder Wire
AVR kit (Brics Students already have it) or a microcontroller+programmer+breadboard
Time Required
1-2 hours maximum.
Difficulty Level
Between easy-average.
Actually after...
Introduction to MCU [MicroController]- Atmega-16 & Atmega-8

There are many MCUs available in market.
Some famous are AVR, 8051, pic,ARM, etc
We'll be using atmega series (atmega-8, atmega-16,atmega-32,etc).
In atmega-16 there are 40 pins, 4 ports, PORTA, PORTB, PORTC, PORTD.Each port has 8 pins. So you got a total of 32 input/output pins. The rest 8 pins are 2-VCC, 2-GND,2-XTAL...
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