Archive for the 'AVR' Category

Article to Develop AVR programs on Eclipse IDE

Thursday, May 20th, 2010

Article to Develop AVR programs on Eclipse IDE
Steps to install Eclipse IDE:
1.Download Eclipse from for C/C++ developers as shown below:

2.Now Extract the package:
Right click the package and open with Archive Manager and extract it to home directory as shown below:

3.Open the eclipse executable to the folder that you have extracted ~/eclipse/ as shown below:

If it [...]

The Modified Flood Fill Simulator

Saturday, December 26th, 2009

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This article will first discuss the Flood Fill algorithm, modified flood fill’s d

Abstract =>
This article will first discuss the Flood Fill algorithm, modified flood fill’s description and implementation will be built on that. After the boring theory session, the actual C implementation of the algorithm will be discussed and a [...]

RTOS Demystified

Saturday, December 26th, 2009

When it comes to discussing subjects that are grossly misunderstood in the technical community, RTOS (Real Time Operating Systems) would surely be a strong contender. This is an attempt to throw some light on the capabilities of an RTOS and refrain engineers from having undue expectations from it.
The other day, while [...]

Arkanoid game on uNiBoard v1.1

Saturday, December 26th, 2009

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Post the SNAKE game on uNiBoard v1.1, we present one more game (Arkanoid) based on uNiBoard v1.1 running on  uC/OS-II. Here goes the video.

Author: Mr. Nitin Gadmale (Student: ERTOS)
For all uNiBoard v1.1 related downloads: http://code.google.com/p/uniboard/downloads/list

Telnet server on uNiBoard v1.1

Saturday, December 26th, 2009

Heard about Internet enabled refrigerators lately ? The “Chip” inside monitors the milk level inside and notifies you on your cell-phone, and as soon as you give your nod, it orders the milk from one of the “online” shopping-malls. ‘Not practical…’ you may say, but the technology behind it is definitely worth checking out. Web [...]

uNiBoard v1.1 is going places !!

Saturday, December 26th, 2009

It started off with CDAC Hyderabad, the traveling streak for uNiBoard continued with CDAC Pune and lately with the Indian Air Force, HQ – Eastern Air Command, Shillong.
 
Since last month, with all these orders in the pipeline (now accomplished) we decided to change the uNiBoard v1.1 packaging to a more robust and secure plastic [...]

Open hardware shows the way…Next is what?

Saturday, December 26th, 2009

I always believed that innovation exists at all levels, be it anything from product development to its marketing, documentation (yes, its true…), distribution and more. This belief was further reaffirmed by our management by quoting,
“Innovation creates success and being innovative in your business is one of the keys to being successful. Innovation [...]

Open hardware shows the way…Next is what?

Thursday, December 24th, 2009

I always believed that innovation exists at all levels, be it anything from product development to its marketing, documentation (yes, its true…), distribution and more. This belief was further reaffirmed by our management by quoting,
“Innovation creates success and being innovative in your business is one of the keys to being successful. Innovation [...]

Multi Surface Line Follower (using 4 Line sensors)

Thursday, December 24th, 2009

Work done by Lokesh Kumar, S.E(Electrical)
It becomes very simple to work on a Multi surface line follower using 4 line sensors. I have used two sensors to judge the surface (it can be done by 1 sensor but then we do not get much accuracy) and the other two for following the line.
Sensor 1 && [...]

Building a RF remote control

Thursday, December 24th, 2009

Ever wondered how you can get rid of that long wired tail dangling out of your remote control robot? Well, transforming your wired remote control into a wire-less one isn’t as difficult as you may think!
The easiest solution would be to hack those cheap wireless toy cars, take their electronic [...]