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Linux Ubuntu Style PIC Development

PIC microcontroller is a very useful and powerful tool; it's also simple to set up.

Step 1: An IDE to develop in (PIKlab)

We need to install Qt and KDE libraries in the base Ubuntu install by using:

Sudo apt-get install libqt3-mt, and

Sudo apt-get install kdelibs.

AVR ATtiny25 USB Physical Hit Counter

Getting bored of the websites general hit counter? Would you like to spice up your life with something different?

Well, you can have it by creating a bizarre AVR ATtiny25 USB physical hit counter.

Get Yourself Robot Drummer Now

Always dreaming of creating a robot drummer for yourself, but you thinks this is a ‘mission impossible' job?

Throw all of your negative thoughts into the dustbin and get your hands on now!

Make sure you need to have these components:

  • Sound sampler,
  • 6 geared motors,
  • 2 speakers,
  • Picaxe 28,
  • 4 AA batteries,
  • SRF05, and
  • Microphone.

As you can see, the speaker and microphone was placing underneath the robot. The speaker works as beep and make click-sounds to the beat, while the microphone function as input and sound measurer cum recorder.

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