All items tagged with PIC and Elektor Labs (26)

| Simulating oscillators can be problematic as they often won't start in the simulator. The problem is due to the simulator that assumes a per...

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| Here is an idea that is not new, but that pops up every now and then, and always due to the observation that because microcontroller systems...

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| El-cheapo wireless doorbells across the globe are so unoriginal it makes you wonder how much more e-rubbish we can tolerate in and around ou...

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| Record a short video about something Elektor and make a chance to win a 3D printer, digital oscilloscope or one of the other great prizes! A...

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| Programming a traffic light controller on a microcontroller is not too complicated, and an easy job for Arduino. But, wait a minute… it can...

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| The purpose of this project is to provide a USB interface between an “old”, analog joystick with a game port connector (DA-15, better known...

| The project that we highlight this week concerns a subject that we encounter every once in a while: an electronic wind instrument. Based on...

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| 180 LEDs controlled by a single PIC 18F46K22 clocked at 64 MHz. The program is written in C. Open source, open hardware; Use and improve.

| No, I'm not picky. I'm not rude. Why, I'll eat any kind of food. These are the first lines of a poem by Kenn Nesbitt and it applies particul...

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| This project is about a single-channel signal analyzer and signal generator controlled over an Ethernet connection. The application(s) run o...