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Top link: µScope using 16f675
This is real good. This guy has used a PIC 16f675 to make a fully self-contained CRO. For about $5 you can build this thing that simply just plugs into any spare composite video in on your TV. Bandwidth is only a few KHz, but for $5 could you really complain?
Even more notable is that he has also reinvented the game Pong using nothing more than a 16f675!
(*Very scary)
http://members.chello.nl/r.dekker49/.../uscope_e.html
Best Regards,
Trent Jackson
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maybe i have some eyes problem... but it use a 12F675 which make it, by far, more impressive...
Amazing what we can do with ONLY 1K of code and a 8 pin PIC...
Steve
It's not a bug, it's a random feature.
There's no problem, only learning opportunities.
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12f675
Right you are. It's uses a 12f675. I think I must be the one with an eye problem. All round very impressive indeed.
Trent Jackson
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did you guys saw this one: http://www.semifluid.com/?cat=9 ?
Pablo
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displaying algorithm
Hi can anybody tell me the displaying algorithm of a digital storage oscilloscope?
I am trying to build a oscilloscope using a FPGA. Okay I have stored the samples from ADC output to FPGA SDRAM. Now what techniques or algorithms can I use to display the samples stored in a VGA monitor.
Are there any special techinque which can be used to manipulate the stored sampled data and finally display in VGA monitor...
Please anybody help me
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One of the recent magazines had a 2-part series on this. Don't remember which one off hand, but it was either EPE, Circuit Cellar, or Nuts & Volts.
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I searched all the 3 sites, but couldn't find anything about it dude....
can anyone help me out
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