hello,.please help me how to read the data of the mouse,the x and y coordinates of it..i want to send the data of the mouse to the PIC microcontroller..please help me..thanks..:)
@b083085 I just saw ur comment, this is using a PS2 mouse, which has its own protocol for sending data (in this case, it´s synchronous). You can find it on the internet. However, remember that the mouse may use a diffrente clock signal than your microcontroller. check ur PIC clock. Usually, FPGA´s have higher clock frequency than normal microcontrollers, so that´s why it´s often used with this peripherals in projects =), hope it´s useful1!
@broncocv UPSSSS, it uses an USB mouse!! haha, the idea is similar, just look for the protocol for the universal serial bus..I hadn´t worked with it, so better kkeep asking!!
very cool, i didn't expect all 3 buttons and the mouse wheel to do anything but that does make all the difference. if there was a rotational axis for the hand/claw itself, i'd say replace the middle click with the ability to rotate that and you'll have a very advanced, agile, and dexterous mechanical arm
Wow .. amazing. Im an EE student, and for one of our labs we designed a mouse interface with verilog, and that was hard enough. Now controlling a robotic arm with that, thats a challenge. Nice job!
I`m doing one of this, I`m control with usb board and Qt soft in the pc , very cool your arm, well done!
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awesome!!!
hi i`m student of 5to University of Ciudad Juarez (mexico)
how achieving the interface PS2 with FPGA? help please with code VHDL, some tutorial.. wait your answer thanks!!!
i love germany!!!
poptage 11 months ago
awesome!!!
hi i`m student of 5to University of Ciudad Juarez (mexico)
how achieving the interface PS2 with FPGA? help please with code VHDL, some tutorial.. wait your answer thanks!!!
i love germany!!!
poptage 11 months ago
hello im a engenner heer in colombia
in this moment im going to star this same project so i need to know if you could help me to program the spartan
thank you and congratulation it was a great job
dalj279 11 months ago
oh I thought u meant an animal mouse :( but its still good
NXT20831 11 months ago
impresive
mynamebestname 1 year ago
it should be in every bathroom in the world!
great job ;)
Jimmy333x2 1 year ago
these motors aren't steppers, they're servo motors
intterror 1 year ago
hello,.please help me how to read the data of the mouse,the x and y coordinates of it..i want to send the data of the mouse to the PIC microcontroller..please help me..thanks..:)
b083085 1 year ago
@b083085 I just saw ur comment, this is using a PS2 mouse, which has its own protocol for sending data (in this case, it´s synchronous). You can find it on the internet. However, remember that the mouse may use a diffrente clock signal than your microcontroller. check ur PIC clock. Usually, FPGA´s have higher clock frequency than normal microcontrollers, so that´s why it´s often used with this peripherals in projects =), hope it´s useful1!
broncocv 1 year ago
@broncocv UPSSSS, it uses an USB mouse!! haha, the idea is similar, just look for the protocol for the universal serial bus..I hadn´t worked with it, so better kkeep asking!!
broncocv 1 year ago
nice...
doubleem12 2 years ago
These are servo motors... you control them esaly by Pulse Width Modulation. You don't need a h-bridge like for stepper motors.
kingkaysen 2 years ago
Only simple brush motors require H-bridge. Stepper motors don't use H-bridges.
ZXRulezzz 2 years ago
hm...odd choice of motion. I'd have inverted the yaw control.
Rohan2300 2 years ago
very cool, i didn't expect all 3 buttons and the mouse wheel to do anything but that does make all the difference. if there was a rotational axis for the hand/claw itself, i'd say replace the middle click with the ability to rotate that and you'll have a very advanced, agile, and dexterous mechanical arm
schmidtbag 2 years ago
nice :D!!
geobruce1995 2 years ago
fucking good job man. I think it is a spartan 3E board
buscoPlata 2 years ago
Actually its a spartan 3 board.
hatchedarea 2 years ago
Which board are u using? Is that an ARM board?
oracle817 3 years ago
its a Spartan III FPGA Board... no ARM.
kingkaysen 3 years ago
wow, that robot can give me toilet paper!
awesome!
senkyu 3 years ago
Wow .. amazing. Im an EE student, and for one of our labs we designed a mouse interface with verilog, and that was hard enough. Now controlling a robotic arm with that, thats a challenge. Nice job!
techsynthesis 3 years ago
really cool man.. how did u interpret the mouse movement to motor control??
joneyme 3 years ago
wow... really nice thing :)... interresting
TerrorNudel2006 3 years ago