The project is used for repairing of broken PC monitors. It can generate video signals with 8 different raster images. The tester features 4 resolutions for each image combination: 640x480x60Hz, 800x600x60Hz, 1024x768x60Hz, and 1280x1024x60Hz. Main component of the project is MCU AVR AtTiny2313 from Atmel running at 20MHz.
The project goal is to built low cost TV Superimposers based on ATmega88 and ATmega48. The device allows you to display numerical data, such as temperature values, or characteristic data, such as short comments about the video feed along with real-time images from a camera. The project is composed of 2 PCB boards, VSP main […]
ScoreTime is a digital wall clock with a bonus inside: an infrared remote-controlled scorekeeper. The hardware is based on the Atmel AVR microcontrollers: an ATmega48 in the base, and ATtiny28 in the remote. ScoreTime helps players keep accurate score and track who is the current player in addition to performing its duties as a wall […]
The goal of this ATmega16-based project is to test the feasibility of producing a high resolution LED full-color display for a fraction of the cost. It is anticipated that a system like this will be capable of producing full-motion video; however the scope of the first phase of this project will be focused on developing […]
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