Category: Code

Intro to finite state machines (FSM)

07/04/11 | by anthony [mail] | Categories: Informative, General, Code
I've been out of the game of writing blog posts for a while now, but i promise its only because I've been working on some cool stuff. I'm going to be making a few posts on simple concepts before i roll out some larger projects I've been working on. F… more »

A new beginning

04/30/10 | by anthony [mail] | Categories: Code
Recently I've had the wonderful opportunity to TA ESE 123 at Stony Brook University with Professor David Westerfeld. Over the past semester I've been working in the student lab, helping with their assignment and lab tasks. For the second half however, th… more »

Accelerate

01/31/09 | by anthony [mail] | Categories: Code, Projects
The project: This project is a simple but fun one. We are going to be using a tri-axis accelerometer to collect analog data from and then display it on the LCD. Our output on the LCD will look like: |X||:|| ||Digit1||Digit2||Digit3| |Y||:|| ||Digi… more »

Project: UChat

12/28/08 | by anthony [mail] | Categories: Code, Projects
The basis of this project is 5 7 segment displays, One of which the user controls and uses to select a number 0-9, and 4 of which store previously received values. There are 3 buttons; Increment decrement and send, all of do their respectable functions.… more »

Ground control to Major Tom. (Serial communication)

11/05/08 | by anthony [mail] | Categories: Informative, Code
One of the last modules you will come to know and love is that of the USART module. There are many communication modules that PIC MCUs offer, but USART is going to be one of the simplest and easiest to get off the ground, sending and receiving data. F… more »

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This blog is dedicated to working with digital circuitry and the use of microcontrollers, small compact computers on a chip. I will be encompassing many techniques to develop projects, tools to use to write and assemble code and i will be sharing any projects i am currently working on. User feedback is a must! I do not know it all, hell im not even that experienced, but without a general place to get all the info needed i find it very hard to get into the world of microcontrollers without pursing a CE degree. So come one come all and enter the world of mystery and creativity!

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