From this May on, I somehow got interested again in assembly language. It's been more than 25 years since my last assembly programming, during and a bit after my university years. I've been playing around with the Atmel’s microcontrollers for some time now, so I thought I would better try something with them. A simple Attiny13 blinker for instance ... My previous experience on assembly language, apart from being ages old, also concerned (as might expected) an ancient chip ... the 6502 microprocessor. Who really knows about it know? ...
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Showing posts with label electronic circuit. Show all posts
12 June 2017
28 November 2016
An interesting site on electronics and some files to print
I’ve been playing with electronics since I was a teenager. From those days, during the fabulous 80’s, there are many things that have changed scientifically in this field. But still some circuit designs can endure the test of time. Such circuits are fine for experimentation for the everyday hobbyist.
Although I
had acquired some formal knowledge on electronics and electricity in general as
college student, the information I find in some selected sites on the internet
is really invaluable. One such site I distinguish is this: Talking Electronics. If you are interested in electronics before the days of Arduino read on...
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01 November 2016
Alkaline battery charging ...
Various articles copied from the WEB
The following articles are copied from the web. Text is left almost as was found apart from translation where needed. The author cannot attest to the functionality of the circuits presented here. Designs and thoughts, presented here, have been used for the developement of a "new" charger design by the author.
Alkaline battery regeneration (Simple circuit 1)
Introduction
Children's toys devour nowadays tons
of battery power.
It's heavy for the purse - especially with alkaline
batteries. Although these last much longer than
the conventional zinc-carbon batteries, they come at a price.
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