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Quad Rotor Project - Hardware Update
Microman171
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So I'm back with another quad rotor video. In this edition I'll be covering the various hardware aspects to the project, and go into some of the problems with the software...
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Serial LCD Backpack - A better overview!
Microman171
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I'm back with another video of the serial LCD backpack. In this video I spend less time on the different features of the LCD, and focus more on the backpack.
As stated in...
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Acronum Industries Serial LCD Backpack
Microman171
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The new serial LCD backpack from Acronum Industries - http://acronum.com
It takes serial commands and data from a microcontroller, and converts it to the parallel signals ...
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My Quad Rotor Project
Microman171
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A demostration and explanation of the various aspects of my quad rotor project.
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Bluetooth Throttle Control
Microman171
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I wrote an android application to control the Quad Rotor's throttle over bluetooth. It uses the amarino library and the MeetAndroid library.
Future plans include using th...
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Quad Rotor - All Four Motors
Microman171
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I modified the program slightly to spin up all the motors at once. I am very sure this thing is going to be capable of flying!
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Quad rotor takes off
Microman171
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My quad rotor has enough power for me to need to hold it down - as expected. Need to wire up sensors, and then figure out the kalman filter next.
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Destroying an ATtiny13v for NXP!
Microman171
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NXP is running a promotion for their Coretx-M0 Dev Board which involves videoing the destruction of an 8/16 bit microcontroller. Link: http://www.nxp.com/campaigns/cortex-...
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uLOGIT - A demonstration of where I am now
Microman171
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A fair bit has happened on the uLOGIT system since last year. I now use PIC chips (PIC18F28J50/11), which increases the speed of operation, and increases the reliability. ...
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Scrolling LCD Display
Microman171
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PICAXE 28X1. Written in BASIC, takes up 120 bytes.
Speed can be changed with the modification to just one pause.
LCD doesn't show up too well on the camera - sorry! But...
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