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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