4Jennifer Huber | HTML Task ManagerTriumph Over New Year's Resolution |
8John Gorsky | New Product News
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11David Tweed | HTML Test Your EQ |
12Jan van de Kamer | USB Parallel PortWith each passing generation of PC and OS technology, it's becoming harder for you to connect your home-built hardware to your computer. However, with Jan's USB-to-standard parallel port adapter, you will have no problem connecting your own hardware.Download: van de kamer 151.ZIP |
20Praveen P. Deshpande Prajakta Deshpande Viraj Bhanage | MCS-51 SBC for the ClassroomPart 1: HardwareCollege students tend to experience a lot of problems when working with development systems that use PLDs and ASICs. So, at the behest of a local college professor, Praveen and his colleagues developed an inexpensive 8051-based SBC that's perfect for the classroom.Download: deshpande151.ZIP |
30Ma Chao Lin Ming | HTML GPS-GSM Mobile NavigatorWhat's the more laudable engineering feat, designing a navigation system capable of tracking ships in Shanghai Port or placing at the top of a competitive design contest? With the award-winning GPS-GSM Mobile Navigator, Ma and Lin accomplished both.Download: chao & ming 151.ZIP |
38Ken Macleish | A Wireless Indoor/Outdoor Humidity MeterFascinated by weather instrumentation, Ken recently built an indoor/outdoor humidity meter with several basic components and a few PIC micros. In this article, he describes how to build the separate indoor and outdoor units and how to make them aesthetically pleasing.Download: macleish 151.ZIP |
Robotics Corner44Daniel Herrington | Easy Image ProcessingCamera Interfacing for RoboticsSince childhood, Daniel has incorporated high-tech toys in his robotics projects. Thus, it's no surprise that he used a Game Boy Camera in one of his recent designs. Now, he'll show you how to use the camera to enhance the navigation system on your own mobile robot.Download: herrinton 151.ZIP |
Embedded PC54Fred Eady | Applied PCsA P89C668 Development Board for 8051 FansDespite their geographical and occupational differences, most of Fred's readers have one thing in common: their love of the 8051. This month, Fred assuages their appetite for 8051-related projects with a simple 80C51-compatible P89C668 development board.Download: eady 151.ZIP |
62Ed Nisley | Above the Ground PlaneNonlinear MixingIn a number of previous articles, Ed has covered the topic of linear audio mixers. This month, he will address the flip side of the coin, nonlinear mixing. If you're not accustomed to working with nonlinear mixers, this article is the perfect place to begin. |
68Jeff Bachiochi | HTML From the BenchNewcomer Nitron, Motorola's Leading 8/16-Pin MCUsMotorola's 2003 design contest is upon us, so now's the time to get familiar with the Nitron family. This month, Jeff introduces us to the flashy technology that will soon permeate the low-end markets. |
76D. Prabakaran | Short SolutionsSimple EL-Lamp DriverIn this complicated world, quick solutions can be lifesavers. D. Prabakaran recently designed a straightforward EL-lamp driver that includes an HV826 integrated circuit. With it, he can enhance backlighting applications ranging from laptop displays to keypad lighting. |
78Tom Cantrell | HTML Silicon UpdateWorking the 'NetShouldn't every engineer know a little more about the process of network-enabling his or her widget? Tom definitely thinks so. With Tom on your side, you'll be working the 'Net to your advantage in no time. |
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