Beginners guide to the PIC Microcontroller
Project Ideas
OK this page could be as long as your arm!
How many projects are there : an infinite number.
Here's the site projects at the moment:
Here's the site projects at the moment:
Here are some more ideas:
Project ideas:
Hittable alarm clock: Using an
accelerometer - turn off the snooze function if the alarm clock is moved.
Altimeter
Arbitrary waveform
generator
Bat
detector
Blood pressure
meter
Capacitance / inductance
meter
Curve
tracer
Data
logger
DDS signal
generator
digital clock RF
synchronized
Digital
compass
ECG
measure
Electronic
compass
Humidity meter
IR range finder
Key finder - detect 1kHz frequency and bleep.
Laser message display
LED Matrix sign board
Lightning detector
Logic analyzer
Lost model alarm
Metal detector
Multi-channel Volt meter
Oscilloscope
pH meter
PIC based video game
Power meter
Precision timer
Propeller clock
Pulse meter - finger cuff
Seismometer
Sound meter
Tachometer
Theremin
Thermometer
Weather station
Web server
X10 automation controller
Xylophone
Here are even more microcontroller project
ideas.
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The TCS230 Color Sensing Chip: How it works and how to use it.
How to use the TCS230 (/TCS3200) Color detector chip and easily add it to any of your projects.
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How to use the ADXL345 for movement sensing and more.
With the ADXL345 acellerometer you can detect up to 16g! You can also find out how to use it for tap detection and more.
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How the HMC5883L 3-axis digital magentomter works
HMC5883L - How make a digital compass, Find out the differences between the HMC5883L and the QMC5883L and whether they are compatible.
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ESP8266 Arduino IDE setup.
Easily use an ESP8266 with the Arduino IDE and program your first sketch into the ESP8266
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How to use the MCP4725, a versatile and tiny (SOT-23-6) analogue output device
The MCP4725 chip is a 12 bit DAC with memory that outputs voltage that you can use for many dfferent purposes. Find out what they are in this page.
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PCF8591: An 8 bit ADC you can easily connect using I2C
PCF8591: A four input ADC with single DAC. How good is this 8 bit ADC, and should you use it in your next project?
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