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40+ MHz 5 Digit Frequency Counter with an AVR 2313 -  (electronic circuit added 7/03)
4-Channel Timer using Atmel 89C4051 & MAX7219 display driver -  (electronic circuit added 05/06/07)
5 Hints for Debugging MicroController-based Designs AN 1458 -  Agilent Application Note  (added 6/06)
50 MHz Frequency Counter -  This project is nice and small frequency counter that reads frequency from 1 Hz to 50 MHz that I have modified from original designed by Weeder Technologies . I have designed new PCB to fit with 16X1 LCD and change source code for compatible with new small PCB Specifications, Auto-ranging with floating decimal point., Up to 7 digits displayed on 1X16 LCD., Auto-adjusting gate speed (0.1 sec to 1 sec)., Microcontroller-based circuitry provides for simplicity, eas….(electronic schematic added 11/08)
50 MHz Frequency Counter Voltage Meter & SwR/PWR Indicator -  This is a successor of the PIC16C71 4-digit LED f-counter & V-meter. Some hard to find parts used in the previous version, which are out of production for some time, has been omitted. A rather early PIC16C71 has also been replaced by 28-pin device PIC16F876....(electronic Circuit diagram added 03/03/03)
500MHz PIC Prescaler -  The prescaler kit is a simple divide by 10 ECL circuit which can be used to extend the range of most PIC based frequency counters from 50 MHz up to 500 MHz. The kit uses surface mount components except for the 78L05 regulator. ….(electronic schematic added 11/08)
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500W Power-Factor-Corrected PFC Converter Design with FAN4810/ AN-6004 -  Fairchild Application Notes / (app note added 6/06)
60 minute PIC Count Down Timer -  On this page, I will introduce the Count-down timer with PIC16F84A. I am putting a count-down timer by the hardware on Electronic Circuits Application Garage. The function of the timer is the same as it approximately. (The stop switch is added) Because this unit was made compactly, the wiring of the back becomes quite complicated …....
68000SBC -  Build a 32-bit computing power single board with 68HC000, 256kB SRAM, 256kB Flash, RTC, UART, and GPIO.  ….(Circuit design added 06/09)
68HC11 Based RDS Decoder -  (electronic circuit added 7/03)
68HC11 Function Generator -  ....
68HC11 Instruction Halts External RC Clock -  04/27/95 EDN-Design Ideas Using the circuit in Fig 1, a 68HC11 µP's stop instruction can put the µP's external RC-oscillator clock, as well as the µP itself, into a low-power mode. On receiving an interrupt, the µP will exit the stop condition and enable the RC clock. The RC clock, being a low-Q circuit, will start up immediately. Crystal oscillators, on the other hand, can waste precious milliseconds coming up to speed and stabilizing....[Design Idea by Allen Harstine, Micro Systems Engineering Inc, Lake Oswego, OR]
68HC11 Read Encoder -  ….(design added 07/08/09)
68HC11 stepper Motor control -  (circuit / schematic design added 6/06)
68HC11 Synthesizes Accurate Sine Wave -  09/02/96 EDN-Design Ideas....You can use a 68HC11 and a 12-bit serial DAC (Figure 1) to generate accurate sine waves without using floating-point arithmetic. Figure 2 shows a block diagram for this sine-wave generator. You can easily analyze the generator's behavior by writing state equations in the z domain. You can also write equations in the s domain. The location of the two poles....[Design Idea by Mika Maaspuro, Espoo, Finland]
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