4Jennifer Huber | HTML Task ManagerPinching Pennies |
8John Gorsky | New Product News
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11David Tweed | HTML Test Your EQ |
10Stephen Manley | Palm OS Data AcquisitionIt's never been so easy and inexpensive to build data-acquisition and data-monitoring applications. For instance, Stephen recently developed a set of digital gauges for his car, and all it took was a Palm, an ATmega163, and a little forethought.Download: manley-159.zip |
20Terry Fleischman | Speed and Location Data AcquisitionAs co-chair of the High Mileage Vehicle Challenge, which is a contest amongst designers to get the most mileage from a gas-powered vehicle, Terry was looking for ways to enhance the contest. He and his engineering students volunteered to create a way to remotely monitor the speed and location of multiple vehicles. The project turned out to be educational and fun, but don't just take their word for it, try it yourself.Download: Fleischman-159.zip |
28Keith Brown | LED-Based Color ClockTell Time AnytimeKeith's LED-based "color clock" may not look like a conventional clock, but it works just as well. Read closely as he explains how he came to create an entirely new way of displaying and reading the time of day.Download: brown-159.zip |
36Olaf Pfeiffer | HTML Embedded Networking with MicroMessagingMixing technologies can get messy, so if you're interested in providing a common network protocol for applications incorporating different networks, MicroMessaging is the solution for you. Allow Olaf to walk you through the MicroMessaging basics, and you'll surely find it easier to develop your next embedded-networking project.Download: Pfeiffer-159.zip |
40Dick Cappels | Minimum Mass Waveform CaptureIn this article, Dick shows you how to capture repetitive waveforms at 1 Msps using an AT90S2313 microcontroller's on-chip PWM and comparator.Download: Cappels-159.zip |
46Brian Millier | Serial SidekickBrian built the perfect device for troubleshooting the serial data communications methods he uses. He calls his bench-side assistant the Serial Sidekick. The small, stand-alone device can graphically represent up to four signal lines and has miniterminal capability.Download: Millier-159.zip |
Embedded PC58Fred Eady | Applied PCsSimple Data Display, Driving LCDs with Microchip and Atmel MicrosThinking about incorporating an LCD in your next design? It isn't too difficult, especially if all you're looking to do is display your data as a set of numeric digits. Follow along as Fred shows you how Microchip and Atmel can help you drive a simple data display.Download: Eady-159.zip |
66Jeff Bachiochi | From the BenchDesigning with RGB LEDsWith an 8-bit microcontroller driving an inexpensive RGB LED, you can bring nearly any color of the rainbow to your next project. Jeff chose a PIC12F675 for his innovative design. In this article, he explains everything, including the simple code you'll need to get started.Download: Bachiochi-159.zip |
70Ed Nisley | Above the Ground PlaneModulation and DemodulationOur understanding of radio technology has come a long way since Hertz's nineteenth-century experimentations. In this column, Ed shows you what a simple AM modulator does to a carrier and an audio tone. In addition, he describes how you can demodulate the signal to recover the audio.Download: Nisley-159.zip |
76Tom Cantrell | Silicon UpdateIn ARM's WayYou cannot always measure a tech company's strength by what you read in the financial pages of a newspaper. Sometimes you have to dig deeper. Fortunately, you can turn to Tom when you're looking for the scoop on companies working in the world of silicon chips. In this column, he cuts through the news stories, press releases, and rumors to set the record straight regarding ARM's past, present, and future. |
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