Now that you have mastered making one LED flash, lets move onto using 8 LED’s. If you have ever seen the TV series Knightrider then you will already know what this circuit will do. Basically we have 8 LED’s connected to PORTB. We will program it in such a way so that each LED will …
PIC Assembly Tutorial 3 – KnightRider LED Scanner. Read More »
The LED flasher is basically the “Hello World” of microcontroller programming. It is a very good place to get started and even though this is just the beginning, you will still learn a whole heap of instructions. What you can expect to learn in this tutorial: How to connect the pickit 2 to your …
Welcome to the first instalment of the PIC assembly tutorials. This set of tutorials is based around the ever popular PIC16F628A and PIC16F648A microcontrollers. We will be programming using assembly language for a number of reasons: Assembly is great fun and You can gain an excellent understanding of how the microcontroller works due to working …
PIC Assembly Tutorial 1 – Introduction to Assembly Programming. Read More »
Pong style video games have been a favourite of many gamers since their inception back in the 1970’s. A simple two player game where each player is required to move their bat up and down the screen in order to intercept the oncoming ball to prevent it from getting past them. (Downloads at the bottom …
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I saw sparkfun make a similar table a few years back where they had multiple LED matrix screens connected together and put them into a table to play a four player game. I decided to come up with my own version and wanted to keep the cost down as low as possible. The result is …
Once installed, this mod will allow you to select from various modes all by pressing the reset button – you are presented with feedback by a multicolour power light (RGB LED). When you first turn the console on you will be presented with a RED power light. This is telling you that you are running …
The motivation behind this project was so that I could give a simple little gift to friends, family and neighbours that was unique (and inexpensive!) This little device measures just 3cm x 3cm x 2cm and is designed to hang on your Christmas tree just like any other ornament. When you switch it on, it …
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