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USB Charge PCB
The USB (Universal Serial Bus) specification provides both connectivity and power. This advancement emphasizes the transition from series and parallel connections of the past, enabling an increased number of devices to interface with a personal computer. A basic circuit USB...
usb pow
The USB standard limits the current consumption of all USB devices to either 100mA or 500mA, depending on the specifications of the USB hub or host controller (e.g., a computer) supplying the power. Ideally, no USB device should draw more...
10 or more switches using a microcontroller
There are several methods to read multiple switch inputs using a reduced number of microcontroller unit (MCU) pins. One approach involves using an analog MCU pin to read multiple switches by assigning a unique voltage to each switch through a...
Jet
The microcontroller is able to make about 7000 complete line-following decisions per second, which is almost 7 decisions per millimeter when the robot is going full speed. By upping the clock, unrolling loops, and removing my wireless debugging and extraneous...
USB Printer Chooser Switch
With a DPDT switch, I can switch the two data lines. I tried connecting the shields from the two computers together, the grounds two computers together, switching the D+ and D- lines with the DPDT switch, and leaving the VBus...
Jet
The microcontroller is able to make about 7000 complete line-following decisions per second, which is almost 7 decisions per millimeter when the robot is going full speed. By upping the clock, unrolling loops, and removing my wireless debugging and extraneous...
The Itsy-Bitsy USB Lamp circuit
The device is referred to as the Itsy Bitsy USB Lamp. This concept is remarkably straightforward, raising the question of why it had not been conceived earlier. Originating as a student project at Massey University in Wellington, New Zealand, it...
ON/OFF button using Microcontrollers
Using a switch to power up your microcontroller projects may not be a good idea if you need to "wake" the PIC during some events. For example: A metal detector sends a pulse indicating a car is ready to enter...
Low Resource Microcontroller 3 Phase BLDC Motor Speed Controller
This article discusses a minimal resource microcontroller implementation for a three-phase Brushless DC (BLDC) motor, focusing on a closed-loop speed motor controller application based on a Microchip PIC12 device. It demonstrates how minimization techniques can reduce the number of I/O...