:: my electronics projects ::
:: it's my hobby - yeah i'm a geek - so
what? ::
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Mini Sumo Robot - "Pot Pi"
My first attempt at an actual robot. Mini-Sumo (500g) bot built from scratch with a lot of parts I had just laying around, hence the name. Features a custom designed PCB, powered by a PIC 16F876A microprocessor, code written in Hi-Tech PICC.
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Heathkit
Hero 1 Robot
I acquired this guy off eBay after realizing that this
is the robot that used to be on Mr. Wizard's World! He's gonna be pimpin'
when I'm all done. I have planned to do a ROM upgrade and an RS-232
interface. All sensors are tested and work well. I won't know if the
all of the motors work until I get new batteries for it.
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Slot Car Race Timer
I received my Carrera Evolution GT Racing slot
car set for christmas a few years ago. The little lap counter that comes
with the set just didn't cut it. This thing keeps track of lap-by-lap times for
two lanes, and remembers your high scores! Uses iR for object
detection, and displays it all on a nifty 256x128 graphics LCD.
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On-screen
Display Board
I can't quite remember why I started this
project. I came across some OSD chips and decided to make something cool
with them. With this neat little board, you can connect one end to a PC,
the other end to a TV set. Punch in some magic codes and presto, your
text is on the screen! In 16 amazing different colors. |
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picture
coming
soon
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LED Sign Board
This was my first stab at electronics. It uses a
PIC16F84 processor, five 8x5 LED cluster modules, and a
few shift registers. Connect it to a PC, and you can store up to a
64-character message to scroll across the display.
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email me at
nullvalue@bbsmates.com
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