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16Dhananjay Gadre Anurag Chugh Parag Shah Sneha Lele | Network of KeypadsThis integrated voting system includes several keypads that feature an ATmega8, a MAX485, a few LEDs, and push buttons.The keypads communicate over the RS-485 bus.A Java application runs on a PC that generates a bar graph similar to the one seen on TV game shows.Download: Gadre-203.zip |
24Naubert Aparicio | Video-Based Motion SensorA mixed-signal design and a lot of creativity helped Naubert build a handy video-based motion sensor. With just an analog front end and an Atmel ATmega88, this system is able to detect movement in real time.Download: Aparicio-203.zip |
32Peter Gibbs Ramon Sargeant | Dew Point MonitorPeter and Ramon built an accurate dew point monitoring system. The system cools a mirror and records the temperature the moment moisture forms on it. |
38Aleksander Borysiuk | Slave Flash TriggerAleksander wanted a more powerful camera flash that could reach longer distances and reduce red eye. He built his ATtiny13-based external slave flash trigger to do that and more.Download: Borysiuk-203.zip |
46Alun Hunt | USB-Controlled Pulse GeneratorWith a field-programmable gate array and a low-cost PC, Alun designed a system for USB-interfaced test equipment. The pulse generator doesn't require much external circuitry. All the hard work is done inside the FPGA.Download: Hunt-203.zip |
58Victor Kremin Valeriy Kyrynyuk | LIN-Based Ultrasound Parking AssistantThis simple system takes the guesswork out of parking in crowded cities. Ultrasonic sensors detect possible obstacles. When an object gets too close, an alarm is activated. If you can't see what's in your way, an OLED indicates its location relative to your vehicle.Download: Kremin-203.zip ApplNotesUltrasonicS4Corner&BackSonar-1.pdf.zip |
67Fred Eady | Power Supply DesignA PID-Based SMPSFred reminisces about his first attempt to build a switching power supply. Learn from his experience as he shows you an SMPS development board that will help you learn about and develop power supplies. |
Above the Ground Plane71Ed Nisley | Practical PhotomicrographyThis month, Ed digresses from analog and RF topics to describe techniques for taking good pictures of small objects. The next time you modify a part, take a few pictures to improve your memory, your reports, and your documentation.Download: Nisley-203.zip |
From the Bench75Jeff Bachiochi | Gearing Up to Go the DistanceSlotted Optical SwitchesThis is not your father's odometer. With some modifications, including slotted optical switches, Jeff's odometer measures the speed and distance traveled on his electric bicycle. The information is displayed on an LED.Download: Bachiochi-203.zip |
Silicon Update80Tom Cantrell | Rock 'Em, Clock 'EmElectronics have marched to the beat of quartz crystals for almost 100 years, but times they are a changin'. This month Tom takes a look at technologies that change the way crystals are used, replace them, or even eliminate the need for a clock altogether. |
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