September 29, 2009 by Chris
This project uses a 12xx series PIC to control the rear light to go on a bicycle. The main function is for when you are riding your bike at night so people can see you. Hardware schematics, PCB layout & software is all there. Avid bicyclists don't miss this one!
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September 25, 2009 by Chris
Today while I was looking around the inter-webs, I ran across this psuedo-ARM project index. The index is mostly an assortment of example programs for the more advanced features like timers & interrupts. Definitely worth a look if you need more ARM example code to look at.
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September 23, 2009 by Chris
If you've ever been interested in the Arduino microcontroller here's your chance to get a sweet little dev board for free. Uchobby has a giveaway program that is still in action. The board itself is probably not worth more than $20 but it is still worth at least a quick look.
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September 20, 2009 by Chris
Anyone who deals with embedded systems is bound to run into or frequently use Linux, so being able to cross-develop on Linux can be very handy. These few articles give you some insight into how to get started programming with the PIC & Linux environment.
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February 8, 2009 by Chris
We've seen quite a few DIY Oscilloscopes and here one more! This one is rather unique in that it as minimal as possible using a 12xxxx series PIC and outputting to a standard TV.
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