An instructables on motor controllers for cheap robots by JayWeeks Almost every robot needs to power a motor of some sort or another. Problem is that motors take quite a lot of power, compared to what most microcontrollers operate with. To solve this problem, robots use what is called a motor controller, which usually amounts […]
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Chipstomp assembly – Digital side
Here’s Catmacey’s digital side of the Chipstomp. He wrote a post on his blog detailing its assembly: I started with the digital side of things. The first task being to get the PIC and it’s supporting circuitry up and running and confirm that all was ok by attempting to talk to it with my PicKit […]
ChipStomp, a digital effects pedal with a ChipKit DP32 and Stompshield
Catmacey has been working on a digital guitar effects processor based on a PIC32MX, the ChipStomp: Here’s another “Guitar stomp box” project… This one combines a Chipkit DP32 (PIC32MX) with an Open music labs Stomp Shield to sample audio, mess with it and squirt it back out at 44Khz. It uses the built-in 10bit ADC for input […]
Proverbial LED blink program for chipKit DP32
Ras B blogged about his chipKIT DP 32 he won in our last week chipKIt giveaway: Ok I just could not resist, and had to post the Proverbial Led blink Program adapted for the DP32, that has 4 LED’s on the board ( Digital Pins 11 to 14). Will scroll them from right to left, speed varying on the […]