4Jennifer Huber | HTML Task ManagerUSB Bonanza |
8John Gorsky | New Product News
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11David Tweed | HTML Test Your EQ |
12Robert Lang | USB Interface DevelopmentNeed a USB interface for data acquisition? Simply choose a chip and software development system, and then build a circuit board. You can test the board with an uncomplicated HID mouse application.Download: Lang178.zip |
2004 AVR Design Contest22Bertrand Achard | 'Net RadioBuild an Internet Radio ReceiverBertrand's ATmega64L-based 'Net Radio enables you to listen to Internet radio broadcasts without a PC. The 'Net Radio handles the Internet protocols and MP3 decoding tasks.Download: Archard178.zip |
30Dan Cross-Cole | USB 2.0 InterfaceDaniel's inexpensive USB interface features an ADC0820 A/D converter chip and an EZ-USB interface. The system can sample 100,000 bps and send 512 bytes in 1 ms to a laptop.Download: Cross-Cole178.zip |
Applied PCs34Fred Eady | Build a Wi-Fi Web ServerFred's hooked on the topic of wireless LANs. This month he shows you how to get a wireless web server up and running with an SRAM-equipped, ATmega128-based Wi-Fi module. Now you too can serve web pages from a wireless 802.11b station.Download: Eady178.zip |
43Eric Gagnon | Digital RC Servo ControllerPart 2: Circuitry DetailsIn the first part of this series, Eric introduced you to the theory behind RC serial servo control. This month he describes the design of a high-resolution, 32-channel RC servo controller with a serial interface.Download: Gagnon178.zip |
51Prajakta Deshpande Praveen P. Deshpande | Three-Axis Stepper Motor ControllerPart 2: Software ImplementationNow that you can design a three-axis stepper motor driver, it's time to learn how to control it. You can control the system locally with a keypad and remotely via an RS-232 serial interface.Download: Deshpande178.zip |
2004 Zilog Design Contest62Ron Battles Patrick Jackson Scott Shumate | Network GPIB ControllerThe GPIB protocol enables you to connect various pieces of test equipment. This team built a low-cost eZ80F91-based network GPIB controller for controlling equipment over Ethernet.Download: Battles178.zip |
From the Bench70Jeff Bachiochi | Speech Synthesis with SpeakJetThe SpeakJet sound synthesizer is an affordable alternative to recorded voice synthesis. This month Jeff shows you how to add voice and sound features to your embedded project.Download: Bachiohi178.zip |
76Stuart Ball | Connect with USBLabNo parallel printer port? Stuart's USBLab plugs into a USB port and provides you with eight bidirectional data bits, three address bits, a read/write direction control line, and a data strobe. It also has a serial input and output. Problem solved.Download: Ball178.zip |
Silicon Update80Tom Cantrell | More Flash, Less CashActel's flash memory FPGA concept has Tom excited. Read on to learn about the ProASIC3/E families of flash memory FPGAs. |
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