Read on to find out how you can make your own color sensor! (continue reading >>>)
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11.08.10 |
Color Sensor With Arduino
9.08.10 | A binary calculator with an ATmega16L, 8 LEDs and 4 buttons A quick one today: This was my second project done with ATmega microcontrollers (or any MCUs for that matter) – my first being of course the knight rider which is probably not worth a blog post (but you can find source for it here though). Here I am working with an ATmega16L and a rather nifty development board (STK16+). However, you can do with pretty much ANY microcontroller, 8 LEDs and some buttons. (continue reading >>>) 9.08.10 | End Of Summer 2010 – Site Improvements This has been a rather fruitful summer. Below you will find a little log of what’s been done to this site during the summer months. (continue reading >>>) 8.08.10 | Modding a projector clock This is a very short and simple tutorial on how to mod a battery powered projector clock to run on power from a usual wall wart. (continue reading >>>) 
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