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LED case lights reflect CPU usage
A lot of Linux users include system monitor information in their status panel so that they can see when the CPU is grinding away. [Kevin] is taking the concept one step further by changing his case li… more →
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Linux Kernel Device Drivers for AVR V-USB Devices
wrote 1 week ago: V-USB is a really convenient library to implement USB communication between an AVR microcontroller a … more →
USB-Keyboard with Arduino and V-USB library, an example
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wrote 2 weeks ago: This is another short example of a demo application that makes use of the V-USB library together wit … more →
LED case lights reflect CPU usage
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wrote 1 month ago: A lot of Linux users include system monitor information in their status panel so that they can see w … more →
A very cheap AVR dev board
wrote 2 months ago: I bought one of these boards for about $4 on eBay. It’s based on the USB ASP – a cheap … more →
Learning to use the V-USB (AVR USB firmware) library
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wrote 3 months ago: The V-USB library is a pretty handy piece of code that lets you add USB connectivity to ATtiny micro … more →
Run a V-USB demo on an AVR stick (Easylogger)
wrote 5 months ago: This article describes how to run one of the V-USB demos on an AVR stick (which is an Easylogger clo … more →
Geek Visiting Card - In Style
wrote 1 year ago: We came across Frank’s innovation in making his own Business card using a ATtiny85 microcontro … more →
Tiny USB business card
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wrote 1 year ago: [Frank Zhao] put together a USB business card. It’s even got the instructions printed right on … more →
USB adapter options
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wrote 1 year ago: [Ladyada] takes some time out of her day to explain the common options available for connecting proj … more →
Web controlled Dark Crystal
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wrote 2 years ago: [Reza] sent in his mood rock. Unlike other “mood” devices, instead of showing what mood … more →
DIY AVR USB RGB LED notifier
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wrote 2 years ago: Giving us a chance to break out the TLAs, [Blair] sent in his latest hack where he embedded an RGB L … more →
