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i need help on my project/idea for a mcu-based module...here are my desired specs....
1. multiple output port 2. reprogrammable 3. can be used for scheduling, such as switching on/off of multiple appliances at desired (programmed ) time 4. if possible , low-cost...as much as possible.
thanks in advance...for any idea or contribution of any sort....
"the road to greatness is never easy, as the easy road never lead to greatness"
well, i'm currently flushed-out of ideas...especially on what type of micro should i use......all i have now is the idea of making a module.... >:) "the road to greatness is never easy, as the easy road never lead to greatness"
I suggest you have a look around and see what is available near you, and within your price range.
If you are building the "module" yourself, you'll need either a wire-proto-board (which I discourage the use of), or a prototype PCB with space for soldering components. You'll also need a soldering iron, some solder, a clamp to hold your board, etc...
The processor / microcontroller will be determined on all of the following criteria: 1. Software tools for developing code 2. Availability 3. Price 4. Functionality / Performance
Have a look at software tools, try them out, and find out what you are most comfortable with.
-Dave "Basic research is what I am doing when I don't know what I am doing"
to Dave and jithinra: >i'll be using assembly language for the program coz i'm more familiar with that one.....:D >availability is truly a matter of topic, i'm not quiet sure of what kind of microcon is available within the country >price.as low as possible...;) >Functionaliy/performance: 1. it must have at least 8 outputs 2. it should be re-usable, especially the IC's and softwares.... 3.it must be done or could be done in at least 6-months :D
"the road to greatness is never easy, as the easy road never lead to greatness"
>i'll be using assembly language for the program coz i'm more familiar with that one.....:D 1.which one? means you are familiar with which architecture 8051, AVR, PIC or Freescale ? 2. Programmer and other developing tools already available to you or ...? 3. Then comes the question of availability >it must have at least 8 outputs 3. Done! but what kind of appliance you want to control ? Small DC or normal AC home appliance or Heavy duty appliances ? 4. By reusable i understand that, this module should able to plug into any appliance and should able to control it , right?
i need help on my project/idea for a mcu-based module...here are my desired specs....
1. multiple output port 2. reprogrammable 3. can be used for scheduling, such as switching on/off of multiple appliances at desired (programmed ) time 4. if possible , low-cost...as much as possible.
thanks in advance...for any idea or contribution of any sort....
What you have asked for could be done simply and cheaply. (under $20 US).
A starter setup is a simple micro from one the standard families PIC, AVR, ATMEL, 8051 Software is free from various sources.
Choose one that can be programmed with a home made programmer. Build the project on Veroboard or similar. Add a couple of relays to switch appliances.
>4. if possible , low-cost...as much as possible. Should be "as little as possible."
>i'll be using assembly language for the program coz i'm more familiar with that one.....:D 1.which one? means you are familiar with which architecture 8051, AVR, PIC or Freescale ? =i meant that i'm familiar with assembly language and microprocessor programming in general... 2. Programmer and other developing tools already available to you or ...? =i got MASM, C++, VB 3. Then comes the question of availability =i've heard that 8051-2 are available within the country... >it must have at least 8 outputs 3. Done! but what kind of appliance you want to control ? Small DC or normal AC home appliance or Heavy duty appliances ? =small appliances, both DC and AC if possible... 4. By reusable i understand that, this module should able to plug into any appliance and should able to control it , right? =yup, plug-and-play or hot pluggable.... --Afilash "the road to greatness is never easy, as the easy road never lead to greatness"
matthew on Thursday 04 March 2010 - 12:36:32 hi all,
i have done 6 channel surround audio controller using 89c52,PT2323,PT2322,LCD & RC05CODE.
hi matthew, can you tell me how you made that project? i`m curious on how comunicate with PT2323 and PT2322, because i couldn`t find a datasheet that has the proper code u need to send trough the I2C interface. so please send a mail with some details please. thanks
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