Microcontroller application Cookbook, for the STAMP
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Matt
Gilliland’s Microcontroller Application Cookbook is a wide-ranging
collection of 113 interface circuits designed around the BASIC Stamp
II. For somebody getting started with microcontrollers, designing
the circuit can be the most challenging part of building a project.
Sifting through timing diagrams trying to figure out how to interface
an A/D converter or controlling a high-voltage circuit with a solid
state relay can be a challenge. With this book you’ll be able to assemble a circuit casserole from a collection of ingredients. Suppose you wanted to automate your greenhouse. The book includes examples of controlling solenoid valves with solid state relays (water distribution), simple DC-motor control with H-bridge circuits (roof vents), linear temperature sensors, humidity sensors and photocells. Cook up an application that waters the plants in the morning, opens the greenhouse vents when it’s too hot or humid and powers the microcontroller from solar energy! Students and educators will find the book to be an instant reference of circuits. For electronic designers it provides a variety of simple circuits and interface code that can be customized for more advanced uses. |
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Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Hardware Considerations Chapter 3: Input
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Chapter 4: Output Chapter 5: Other Circuits Getting More Input Index |
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