Check out this PIC based bluetooth accelerometer that you can use for your future wireless accelerometer applications.
This is a small wireless sensor platform providing a bluetooth SPP link to three axes of accelerometer data. The accelerometers are sampled by a PIC microcontr ...
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Here’s a cool IM-bot, which let’s you know when your friends are online. This one is for L ...
Here’s a cool DIY oscilloscope using a PIC12F675 kinda similar to the Atmega Atmel Oscilloscope.
This is a simple PC voltage oscilloscope using only a PIC12F675, a 20MHz oscillator, and a RS232 level shifter. The PIC takes a sample on GP2, immediately sends it to the PC at ...
Here’s a cool PIC USB programmable microcontroller. Cool…a hackaday competition entry…
“This design uses the Microchip PIC 18F2450 or 18F2550 USB enabled microcontroller. The total parts cost is around $15 including the microcontroller for a single board. T ...
Here’s howto make your own Pyramid mood changing lamp. This is a lot better then one you can
buy at the mall for like 20 bucks!
Kinda like our Light Orb Alarm Clock, but it’s a pyramid! ...
Cool propeller clock you can make!
How this clock works:
A motor spins the “propeller”, and a small microprocessor keeps track of time and changes the pattern on seven LEDs with exact timing to simulate a 7 by 30 array of LEDs. It is an illusion, but it works nicely. ...
Here’s a cool DIY on how to make a USB device with a PIC via .
They also have a simple howto on making a USB thermometer to get you started right.
The code looks pretty simple for anyone with prior PIC experience.
You could probably use this for making your own wii control ...
cool hack…!@!
[Walter] sent in his version of a PIC binary clock. It’s a nice alternative If you don’t want one that runs off TTL logic, This one runs on a PIC 16F628 (Microchip is great for samples) and displays hours in 5 bits and minutes in 6. His blog also ...
You gotta check out CMUcam if you haven’t yet. It can be controlled via a serial communications
to processors such as PIC, CUBLOC, Basic Stamp, Make Controller, and etc…
It’s a camera that was designed by Carnegie Mellon and has been around for awhile so it mi ...
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Cool little LED control using PWM of PIC.
If you want to play around with some LEDs, why not hook them up to some brains (a PIC chip) and have some fun. Pete provides all the details you will need to create your own Serial Controlled RGB LED PWM Driv ...
