Welcome to electronic projects a collection of electronic designs and circuits that you can build.
Welcome to electronic projects a collection of electronic designs and circuits that you can build.
Projects
A pic based temperature logger that
records data in an EEPROM and can be
read via RS232 battery
powered from a 9V battery.
Based on the FT232R a PIC 12F683 and an LM75 this temperature logger reads data via the USB port into any terminal emulator.
Based on the 16F628A this project reads temperature from an LM75 sensor and translates it into ASCII so the current temperature can read in a terminal window such as Hyperterminal.
Consolidating bits of code into a
Functioning data logger for the
Raspberry pi
A solar powered blinky shaped like a face flashing 2 LED;s
Thermocouple Monitor Working
Updated the LM75 Datalogger page to include a graphical data logger based on python and matplotlib, now included in Pi Logger
Buck Regulator/Charger Complete
This project uses the LM2576 as a Buck
regulator for powering the Raspberry pi
from up to 40V power supplies, can also be
used to charge apple Idevices.
Control RS485 Relays from a web browser
This project uses webiopi to control RS485 Relays from a web browser
Non Isolated RS485 Adapter :- Complete
After all the interest in the isolated converter, I decided to do a non isolated version that should be ok for non harsh environments. Note any surge on the RS485 wires could damage your pi.
RS485 Relay :- Complete
An RS485 Slave based on the PIC16F628A that switches a relay on and off
basic prototype is working will modify some off the communications software.
RSS on LCD :- Complete
This is a great project to knock up in an evening all you need is a spare few hours some veroboard and a 10K Potentiometer and an LCD display.
Isolated RS485/422 pi adapter board :- Complete
Using the ADM2687E to make an isolated RS422/485 adapter board with an automated TX/RX switch
GPIO for raspberry pi :- Complete
A 12 wayGPIO Buffer board for the raspberry pi using buffers.
Set the direction using jumpers
with LED indicators on both the Inputs
or outputs.
UPS for Raspberry Pi :- Complete
A battery backup power supply for the
raspberry pi based upon a SEPIC converter.
The circuit also slow charges a 4 cell NiMH
pack and also automatically switches over
to battery power in the event of a power
outage on the main supply
RS232 Adapter board for the Raspberry pi:- Complete
This project adds an RS232 port to the raspberry pi
expansion port using an ADM3202E RS232 level
translator.
Adding an LM75 Temp sensor to the Raspberry pi :- Complete
This project connects an LM75 temperature sensor to the raspberry using the I2C port on the GPIO connector and monitors it using the sensors command.
There are 3 sub projects
Using Raspbian as LM75 data logger
Interval Timer:- Complete
This project allows a time delay to be set between 1-99 minutes via rotary switches based on the PIC16F84A
LED Thermometer:- Complete
Based on the PIC16F628A and the LM75 I2C
temperature sensor this project displays the
ambient temperature on a four digit LED display.
Binary clock:- Complete
This binary clock is based on the PIC16F628A from
microchip and drives 20 LED’s to tell the time in 24
hour format.
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