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Название: Nuts and Volts №11 2009 Издательство: T&L Publications, Inc. Год: 2009 Страниц: 84 Язык: Английский Формат: pdf Качество: отличное Размер: 14.1Mб
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Projects
Computer To Computer Link Using Laser Pointers by Ed Ringel Establish serial communication between computers or microcontrollers over low power laser beams.
Phone Ring-A-Thing Control by John Mastromoro Use your cell phone and this device as a receiver/decoder system to perform remote functions.
Experiements with Alternative Energy by John Gavlik Learn the fundamentals of renewable energy through this educational series. This month: Build a Double Wide Sun Tracker.
Columns
Techknowledgey by Jeff Eckert TechKnowledgey 2009 | November 2009 Topics covered include tapping tree power, a dual monitor laptop, subminiature pushbutton switch, plus other stuff
The Spin Zone by Jon Williams Do It Up With DMX Even if you’ve never heard of DMX512-A (DMX), chances are you’ve seen it in action.Where? At any large stage production. Concerts and plays are big users of DMX-controlled lighting.
Near Space by L. Paul Verhage A Near Space Environment Chamber Update Sometimes it’s difficult to leave things well enough alone. Occasionally, this is to my detriment as I can makes things worse off than they were originally.
Q&A by Russell Kincaid Q&A | November 2009 In this column, I answer questions about all aspects of electronics, including computer hardware, software, circuits, electronic theory, troubleshooting, and anything else of interest to the hobbyist. Feel free to participate with your questions, comments, or suggestions. Send all questions and comments to: Q&A@nutsvolts.com
The Design Cycle by Fred Eady Take An IO-Warrior Into Your Next Embedded Battle We are all used to stuffing code into a microcontroller to enable our embedded applications.This month, the tables are turned.The microcontroller work has been done for us and we must perform some Bill Gates C++ coding to force bits back and forth across the USB pipe.
Getting Started With PICS by Chuck Hellebuyck Eight-Pin Projects recently received a development setup that I found quite interesting, as it’s targeted at my favorite audience—the beginner market. It is called the CHIPAXE system.
Personal Robotics by Vern Graner Try, Try Again My direct experience has taught me that nothing is ever as easy as it looks. Experience has also taught me that when things get complicated, a methodical and consistent approach is typically the best course of action.
Smiley’s Workshop by Joe Pardue Smileys Workshop: An AVR C Programming Series (Part 16) Typing up some loose Arduino ends.
Departments
Developing Perspectives by Bryan Bergeron Please visit our Developing Perspectives blog to read the full article and comment.
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