Before Freescale released the Kirin3, it has offered an Ethernet enabled microcontroller MCF5223X, Kirin2e. There are two major differences between Kirin2e and Kirin3. The Kirin3 adds USB-OTG module, but it removes Ethernet PHY.

Using of low-cost LCD (liquid crystal displays) in embedded world is a popular topic.

The main area for application of brushless direct current motors (BLDC) is positioning.

For this project I couldn't find the schematic :) or the firmware source. But I wanted to point out for the idea.

Interesting project used to insert text on a video. Input video signal is mixed with text by means of the microcontroller (Pic12f683 datasheet).

This is all about bootloading for the Atmega 328. Often, many issues come about when bootloading and these quick fixes have been found to be effective for ‘no-wait” and “no-hang” fixing

A very interesting didactic project. These guys, by means of a tiny circuit managed by an Atmel AT Mega32, got access to iPod protocol.

Hands up all those who ever played a Space invaders game! Perhaps one of most famous arcade game, now available on Pic, Microchip Picmicro....

This project was born as a real serial terminal, using a TV instead of a lcd display or a remote PC terminal. Probably the author lives quite far from any electronics shop, so he decided to use a TV to display pressed keys on a ATMEL ATMEGA8 controlled keyboard programmed by the author himself.

The RENESAS M16C LCD Display allows both to visualize on a display the data received from an other device and to send a sequence of data string, as a response to a specific request.
A complete project of Renesas M16C Microcontroller (M30624FGPFP)