Make a cute + expressive 1-bit noise synthesizer with a logic gate and a few other spare parts. Watch a demo video to get a better idea of what I mean, or listen to some improvisations: 3 2 1.
Via Instructables | Posted on 2008.12.18 at 00:37
You’ve tried numerous types of weight loss program, but you still cannot lose your weight down effectively? Do you feeling frustrated about it and you would like to find way to get over this problem?
If you have the determination and you really want to loss down your weight, then you should try on this Carb Counter Plus.
Via Embedded projects | Posted on 2008.12.17 at 15:25
If you an Espresso lover, then you must at least have an Espresso maker in your kitchen. Doesn’t it refreshing and tantalizing to have a cup of Espresso in the early morning? And, it would be even better, if you owned a Giaggia Espresso!
Today, you’re going to crate a computer interface for your Gaggia Espresso machine, by simply replacing the factory thermal switches with a PID controller.
Via Embedded projects | Posted on 2008.12.16 at 15:29
Every time when you’re riding a roller coaster that speeding up to 80 mph, do you know what forces that drag you up and down? Well, with the acceleration-logger, it will help you to reveal the mystery of this myth!
For your information, this acceleration-logger is a modification from the ordinary accelerometer, where it’s a device for measuring acceleration and gravity included reaction forces.
Via Embedded projects | Posted on 2008.12.15 at 16:09
Have you ever thought to develop a USB auxiliary display by your own? Ok, you might think it’s going to be a very tough project, but you’ve the wrong impression about it!
Many people have created million of auxiliary displays for computers and most of them are for commercial use! The majority of them are serial port based, and many of the ones that are USB based use a USB to serial converter.
Via Embedded projects | Posted on 2008.12.14 at 14:34
First of all, a real-time clock (RTC) is a computer clock that will keep track of the current time. You can find RTC in almost any electronic device that needs to keep accurate time.
Via Embedded projects | Posted on 2008.12.13 at 16:16
This instructable shows you how to make simple, yet elegant Christmas ornaments by soldering with prototyping boards. It's a great way to practice your soldering skills, and to make a cool Christmas craft.
Via Instructables | Posted on 2008.12.13 at 11:23
Do you have any ideas that you can create some retro games, such as Super Mario Bros, Mr. Pacman etc with a little bit help from the color m16-based AVR?
Before you start the project, there is something important that you must know about it! For your information, this AVGA has two different structures, which as:
The Core
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Via Embedded projects | Posted on 2008.12.12 at 15:16
Do you have deep interest on how to launch the rocket or even to control the firework? If you do have this kind of thought, then you must be interested on this Microcontroller Rocket/Firework Launcher!
Basically, this project is fully based on the Arduino Microcontroller.
Via Embedded projects | Posted on 2008.12.11 at 16:52
Well, for those of you that have an exercise bicycle in your home, you must be quite familiar with the odometer that sticks on the exercise bicycle. Have you ever thought to modify the odometer into a more powerful reading tool? If you did, then today is your lucky day…
Ladies and gentlemen, let’s meet this incredible “Spoke-o-dometer,” where it’s actually a more advanced device than Cyclocomputer, which is a device mounted on a bicycle that calculates and displays trip information.
Via Embedded projects | Posted on 2008.12.10 at 14:58