Hey all! Sorry for the long time, but I’ve been busy with college, and finals.
It’s time for a different post! This time, we’ll be setting our wallpaper as a self-updating (with cron table) “live” Earth picture, just like bellow:
Hey all! Sorry for the long time, but I’ve been busy with college, and finals.
It’s time for a different post! This time, we’ll be setting our wallpaper as a self-updating (with cron table) “live” Earth picture, just like bellow:
Hey there,
Just popping in to share what arrived via DHL this last Thursday:
After a while installing all the software and drivers on Windows (haven’t tested Linux yet, but it is officially supported) and testing the most basic functions and pre-made code, it looks very promising. Let’s see what i’ll make of it!
See you later!
Here we go for that awesome display circuit!
Hello!
For our next project, we’ll be using an ATMega328p and two 7 segment displays to implement a decimal counter. This can be useful if we want to implement a project that gives visual feedback to the user, like a thermometer (our next project).
To implement this, we’re going to rely on the POV phenomenon (Persistence Of Vision) to decrease the number of pins used by the displays to 9: 7 to the “bus”, that tells both displays what segments to lit, and 1 to each display common, to select which one displays each number.
Hardware list:
1 – AC/DC Adapter or some kind of DC PSU (not pictured)
2 – Breadboard
3 – L7805CV (bottom left) – Optional
4 – 150 ohm resistor for the power led – Optional
5 – The trusty ATMega328p – You can use an ATTiny2313A with few source changes.
6 – 28 pin socket (bottom right)
7 – 7*100 ohm resistor for each display segment – Optional, but recommended
8 – 2*Common Cathode Hex display – Again, you can use common anode with just a few source changes.
Hello all.
I know it’s been quite a while since I posted something. I’m getting loads of work in college, but I’m about to finish another tutorial circuit (LM335, ATMega328p and 2 7 Segment displays) and post it here. In the meantime, a little competition gift:
I’ll offer a Dota 2 beta access invite to the first comments bellow. Just say your e-mail or steam accont.
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