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August 2010

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Potato Power – How to power a clock using a potato

In today’s science experiment we find how to power a digital clock using potatoes. This was made as educational content for The Great Primate Handshake.

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Filed under: digital clocks by admin - 16 August 2010, 6 Comments

LCD DigitalClock using ATMega8

This one is pretty similar to my previous digital clock on seven-segment LEDs. Almost similar code, but the display logic driving the standard 16×2 alphanumeric LCD instead of the seven-seg LEDs. Given the bigger real-estate of the LCD and flexibility for alphabets, I have also integrated the date part to the clock. More info: geraldnaveen.blogspot.com

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Filed under: digital clocks by admin - 30 July 2010, 1 Comment

Digital Clock using Basic Stamp 2

Digital Clock using Basic Stamp 2 Running at fast speed

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Filed under: digital clocks by admin - 30 June 2010, No Comments

Relogio digital com cronometro utilizando PIC16F877 – Digital Clock with chronometer using PIC

Este relógio digital utiliza um microcontrolador PIC16F877, 3 display duplos anodo comum, um CI decodificador BCD CD4543BE, 5 botões push-buttons e um CI regulador de tensão UA7805C. A multiplexação entre os displays é de 1152ms, sendo que este tempo de ausência de luz nos displays não é percebido pelo olho humano! – This digital clock [...]

Filed under: digital clocks by admin - 27 June 2010, 22 Comments

Berlin in HD – Re-colored using Apple’s Color Software

A recolored version in HD of the Berlin video. The smaller version was color graded with Red Giant’s Looks Suite, which is a simplified turn key package that was made for folks who just don’t have the time to learn completely color correction software. Both have their advantages and disadvantages depending on the situation. This [...]

Filed under: world clock by admin - 25 June 2010, 25 Comments

Digital Clock using POV effect with Leds

Using an Arduino Diecimila to show a digital clock using the persistence of vision efect by rotating 5 leds at high speed. The next version will have a ir sensor to help with the synchronization. The leds were too bright for the camera used. Reloj digital utilizando persistencia de visión girando 5 leds a alta [...]

Filed under: digital clocks by admin - 23 June 2010, 1 Comment

Digital clock using POV

This is a video of Digital clock using POV.

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Filed under: digital clocks by admin - 29 April 2010, No Comments

Garrysmod Digital Clock using Wiremod

Digital clock made in garrysmod using wiremod.

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Filed under: digital clocks by admin - 15 April 2010, 3 Comments

Digital Clock Using MC68HC11

One of Project that involve MC68HC11 microcontroller. snorazizul2.googlepages.com

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Filed under: digital clocks by admin - 6 April 2010, 2 Comments

Digital Clock/Thermometer using 8052 (AT89S52)

This is a simple digital clock/thermometer which I made using an AT89S52 sometime back. I have used a Dallas DS12C887 along with the AT89S52 micro. Features include: 1. Fully realtime – Time is maintained even when turned off(within the accuracy specified by Dallas) 2. Daily/Hourly Alarm 3. Ambient temperature display. 4. Customizable display(User can control [...]

Filed under: digital clocks by admin - 13 March 2010, 7 Comments
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