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Microchip: Application Notes- TB3205A - PIC16(L)F19197 LCD Bias Generation and Contrast Control Using the Internal LCD Charge Pump
- TB3203A - Real-Time Clock and Calendar (RTCC) with Battery Backup for the PIC16(L)F19197 Family Devices
- TB3193 - Active Clock Tuning for PIC16(L)F191XX Family
- AN2543 - Temperature Logger with ATtiny817 and SD Card-v2
- AN2548 - AVR42779: Core Independent Ultrasonic Distance Measurement with the tinyAVR 1-series
- Open Electronics
- Libre Computer Introduces the Linux-ready Open Source La Frite SBC
- DVB-T2 TV Streaming HAT for Your Raspberry Pi
- TrussFormer: Plastic Bottles and 3D Printed Connectors Create Kinetic Structures
- Let’s manage a project from A to… GIT
- How to Increase the Data Storage Capacity of Your Pi: USB to mSATA Converter
- mbed
Monthly Archives: December 2013
ChipKIT Pi
Microchip and element14 designed a very useful board which will add more power to your Raspberry Pi. The chipKIT Pi board has been developed in order to allow users to create advanced applications like touch sensing, audio processing and sophisticated control, … Continue reading
Posted in Arduino, Eaglecad, Microchip, microcontrollers, PIC, Raspberry Pi
Tagged Arduino, chipKIT Pi, Microchip, Rasbperry Pi
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Blink without delay: Microchip PIC12F683 and 4 leds
Microchip is one of the most important MCU manufacturer and in our opinion this company produces the best price to performance ratio 8, 16 and 32 bit microcontrollers available on the market. Today we wanna show you how to blink three … Continue reading
Posted in Microchip, microcontrollers, PIC
Tagged blink without delay, Microchip, MPLAB X, PIC12F683
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