Hey guys before we begin I just wanted to highlight a few things about this blog
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- Well first off this is dedicated to provide as much information as possible about engineering projects.
- You are free to use and edit these codes/files for personal use ONLY.
- You may distribute these codes and/or files on the condition that they are not altered in any way.
- You are not to use any of the information (including codes, files, images etc) for commercial use.
- You may use these codes for personal projects. However do give me a little credit.(cite this blog) :)
- Most of the projects will involve an MCU.
- Almost all AVR MCU based projects will be coded in atmel studios (free on atmel's website).
- The project file and the hex code will be provided at the end of each post.
Stuff you need (just basics)
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- An MCU (I will be using atmega 8, 16, 32 for the first few posts will expand after a few posts) .
- An ISP programmer. (10 pin or 6 pin );
- An LCD (Ill be using 16 X 2 in most cases , 16 X 4 and 20 X 4 for little higher levels, then to the graphical LCD
- Breadboard / Dotted PCB board (requires soldering -> Ill be using this).
- some soldering lead and flux
- A basic set of tools like wire stripper, screwdriver set etc
Electronic components (Ill list out the commonly used components)
- Polarised capacitors something about 16V 1500uf should do
- IC bases (This makes replacing 'which is sure for beginners' easy)
- Voltage regulators ( L7805 +5v regulator)
- a good power source (battery or transformer)
- push buttons.
- crystals 12Mhz or 16 MHz
- A simple buzzer
- Some NPN and PNP transistors
And that's it your
ready to get started. Ill be updating this blog based on project completion. Stay tuned. :)
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