4CJ Abate | HTML Task ManagerIssue 200 |
8John Gorsky | New Product News |
14Michael Hall Aaron Patten Erin Simpson | Robotic Arm Control SystemNeed a hand? In just 11 weeks, this team of designers turned a dysfunctional 20-year-old robot arm into a system capable of complex actions. Now you can build your own.Download: Hall_patten_Simpson-200.zip |
24Barry Stout Eugene Zeldin | Animatronic System ControlBarry and Eugene used their knowledge of robotics and a lot of creativity to design an H8/3687-based control system for a robotic monster that appeared in a horror movie. The system enabled them to control the monster with potentiometers, a touch screen, and buttons.Download: Stout_Zeldin-200.zip |
34Jeff Bingham Lee Magnusson | Inertial Rolling RobotJeff and Lee’s H8/3664-based rolling robot is capable of inertial movement. A DC electric motor is attached to a pendulum and suspended inside an inflated ball, which provides the driving force.Download: Bingham_Magnusson-200.zip |
40David Tweed | Then and Now |
44Aubrey Kagan | Generic Modbus SimulatorPart 1: Theory and PreparationAubrey introduces the topic of a Modbus implementation on a PC. He covers the Modbus protocol and an approach for documenting the register set of a Modbus slave and even a family of slaves in Excel.Download: Kagan-200.zip |
Applied PCs52Fred Eady | Build a PIC PlatformMicrochip Technology's PIC18F97J60 microcontroller will be a great fit for many of your remote control and automation applications. But you might find it difficult to work with due to its TQFP packaging. Fred has the perfect solution: build up your own PIC18F97J60 platform. |
59Dale Wheat | Servo ControlFirst used in remote-controlled airplanes, servomotors are not just built for flight. Dale shows you how to build custom projects and award-winning robots using the motors.Download: Wheat-200.zip |
Lessons from the Trenches67George Martin | More "Hello World"Moving What You've Learned to the HardwareAs promised, George continues showing you how to use C programming language for embedded system design.This time he delivers cleaner code, more functional requirements, and interrupts.Download: Martin-200.zip |
Above the Ground Plane72Ed Nisley | A Plethora of ProjectsSince 1998, Ed has written more than 120 articles for Circuit Cellar on everything from home control to programming. In this article, he covers his all-time favorite subjects. |
From the Bench75Jeff Bachiochi | Embedded USB BreakthroughJeff recently got crafty with the new FTDI VNC1L embedded USB host controller IC. Now he doesn't need to carry around his laptop in order to log data from his designs |
Silicon Update80Tom Cantrell | Code Like the Wind World TourFinding the right programming language is like selecting a hammer at a hardware store, it has to match your task. Tom introduces the latest version of Express. Perhaps it's the right "tool" for your next job. |
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96Steve Ciarcia | HTML Priority InterruptInside the Box Still Counts |
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