Microcontroller Tag

Hi! This tutorial is going to be somewhat special - it will be the last one in this series. It’s been a long time since the very first tutorial and you’ve discovered a lot in the ...

Hi again! It’s time for a new tutorial! Today, I’ll tell you how to receive and process the signals from the IR remote. Basically, the task will consist of two parts. In the first ...

Hi! In this tutorial we will continue discovering analog features of the PIC10F200 microcontroller. And this time we will learn how to make the opposite conversion: from analog ...

Hi again! This time we will rest after the two last huge tutorials and make a really simple device with a short and easy program. I suggest you make the sine wave generator using ...

We are going to take a regular servo and convert it into a continuous rotation servo. You may see a lot of tutorials like this on YouTube and a couple of them are really good and ...

Hi there! Today I want to present to you another meaty tutorial about creating a thermometer based on the very popular DS18B20 sensor and a 7-segment LED indicator. You may ask, ...

Hi again! After a relatively long break, I want to continue with the tutorials about the PIC10F200 microcontroller. This time, let’s learn about how to make an FM radio. You can ...

Hi there! This is the final “robot” tutorial I want to share with you. If you remember, our robot still has a “head” with the “eyes”, and this time we will give the robot some ...

Hi again! In the previous tutorial we started to learn how to make a robot. Last time, it was radio-controlled. This time, we will make it move automatically without our ...

Hi! The time has come to have some fun! After the “meaty” tutorial devoted to the UART, we need to relax and make something interesting. Thus, I decided to show you how you can ...

Hello again! This time we will try to establish the connection between the PIC10F200 microcontroller and a typical personal computer. Obviously, we can’t connect it to the PC ...

Hi there! After the last two tutorials, we are confident about dealing with buttons. Today, we’ll expand this knowledge and learn how to check the state of the several buttons at ...

Hi again! After the meaty last tutorial, I think it would be good to rest a bit and consider something relatively easy and short. Also, I haven’t provided a homework solution this ...

Hi again! This time we’ll put the LEDs aside and try something new. We will play music using a buzzer. Interestingly, some of the basic concepts are the same as with the LEDs but ...

Hi there and welcome back! In tutorial 6, we made an LED blink and this time, we’re going to control the LED again but, unlike last time, we will not just blink the LED but ...