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Microcontroller
Projects Using the Basic Stamp
Al William
This text shows the principles and processes
of micro-controller development by demonstrating how to program
the Basic Stamp. It serves the needs of those desiring to
learn the principles and processes of micro-controller development.
This new edition has been updated with information relevant
to the newest Basic Stamp, the BS2P, and revised to present
more advanced projects.
The result is a superb hands-on teaching text with dozens
of completely new projects in addition to enhanced projects
that take advantage of the latest features of the BS2P.
Each chapter introduces a new concept through a simple project
and then, through several enhancements, shows how to build
better and better solutions. Readers get complete and detailed
instructions for building their own test instruments, robot
motor controls, Morse code keyers, infrared remote controls,
Internet to Stamp gateways, and many more projects.
Throughout the book, the author explains and teaches - always
with the same clarity and thoroughness that has made him a
favourite both on the Web and in enthusiast and professional
magazines.
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Programming
and Customizing the Basic Stamp
Scott Edwards
Synopsis
If you want to take advantage of the popular PIC Micro-controller
for your electronics projects, but are intimidated by the
programming involved, your worries are over. This guide
gives you a comprehensive tutorial on the easy to use BASIC
Stamp single-board computer, which runs a PIC Micro-controller,
and doesn't require you to do any assembly language programming.
Written by the original author of the widely read "Stamp
Applications" column for Nuts & Volts magazine,
Programming and Customizing the BASIC Stamp Computer has
already established itself as a classic reference for hobbyists
and designers alike.
From
the Back Cover
Build smart electronics projects with the inexpensive, simple-to-use,
surprisingly powerful BASIC Stamp. Includes Scott Edwards'
original "Stamp Applications" columns from Nuts
& Volts magazine!
If you want to take advantage of the popular PIC Micro-controller
for your electronics projects, but are intimidated by the
programming involved, your worries are over. This guide
gives you a comprehensive tutorial on the easy-to-use BASIC
Stamp single-board computer, which runs a PIC Micro-controller,
and doesn't require you to do any assembly language programming.
Written by the author of the widely read "Stamp Applications"
column for Nuts & Volts magazine, Programming and
Customizing the BASIC Stamp Computer offers you
a primer
on basic electronics' including reading schematics, identifying
components, and constructing prototypes.
Thorough yet accessible coverage of both BASIC Stamp I and
II' including:-
a) reading and understanding BASIC programs.
b) PBASIC toolboxes.
c) detailed applications.
d) BASIC Stamp Quick Reference Guide
e) 12 complete projects that demonstrate various BASIC Stamp
applications and allow you to put your new knowledge to
work.
f) An accompanying CD that provides all the software tools
you need to begin developing PIC applications on your own.
NEW IN THIS EDITION
Coverage of Stamp-specific and Stamp-friENDly peripheral
devices
Chapter on applying the BS2-SX
Bonus project
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PIC
Microcontroller Project Book
John Iovine, Scott Grillo (Editor)
Book Description
For electronics enthusiasts, here's a task-simplifying how-to
guide for creating devices with the PIC micro-controller from
Microchip. Packed with 12 complete projects that are described
in detail--and no Assembly Language programming is required!
Great for creating amateur robotics and other semi-sophisticated
projects.
Synopsis
This title provides electronics hobbyists with a set of 12
projects which may be built with the PIC micro-controller.
All projects use Microchip's MPLAB compiler and the BASIC
programming language
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The
Microcontroller Idea Book :
Circuits, Programs & Applications Featuring the 8052-Basic
Single-Chip Computer
Jan Axelson
The Microcontroller Idea Book is a how-to for the 8052-BASIC
single-chip computer. Practical designs for use in data loggers,
controllers, and other small-computer applications. How to
use sensors, relays, displays, clocks/calendars, keypads,
wireless links, and more. Complete with schematics, example
programs and design theory. Use the described development
system for easy, inexpensive testing and EPROM programming.
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Programming
Robot Controllers
Michael Predko, Myke Predko
Table
of Contents
Chapter
1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Microcontrollers in Robots
Chapter 3: Software Development
Chapter 4: The Microchip PICmicro(r) Microcontroller
Chapter 5: Microcontroller Connections
Chapter 6: Designing the Robot System
Chapter 7: Advanced Programming
Chapter 8: Going Forwards
Appendices
Glossary of Terms(Tables, Formulas and Constants
Resources (books, web pages, list servers, clubs, suppliers)
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PIC
Robotics
John Iovine
Synopsis
A do-it-yourdself amateur robotics project book featuring
designs for 11 complete robots that each utilize the PIC
microcontoller.
From the Back Cover
Complete do-it-yourself robotics projects!
SMART BOTS!
A bi-pedal robot that walks upright
Functional robotic arms
Easily programmed behavioral based robots
Complete parts lists for all projects
Step-by-step directions for several complete projects inspiration
for hundreds more
PUT POWERFUL, LOW-COST MICROCHIPS AND NEW TECHNOLOGIES INTO
HOME-BUILT ROBOTSOver
the past 5 years, dramatic improvements in technologies
and significant cost reductions in 8-bit microprocessors
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