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Interview with Geoff Lees, General Manager, Microcontroller Division, NXP
By NirvanaSoftware Feb 9th, 2009|
Interview with Geoff Lees, General Manager, Microcontroller Division, NXP |
Bits, Bytes and Binary
By NirvanaSoftware Feb 6th, 2009|
If you have read through your nerd kits guide, you have already programmed your brand new microcontroller. Your first project was a temperature sensor. |
MAX14752/MAX14753 8 channel/ Dual 4 channel High-voltage Multiplexers
By NirvanaSoftware Feb 5th, 2009|
The MAX14752/MAX14753 high-voltage analog multiplexers operate with two supplies of ±10V to ±36V or a single supply of +20V to +72V, and can also operate with unbalanced supplies such as +36V and -10V. |
Interview with Atmel's Product Marketing Director for ARM Microcontrollers
By NirvanaSoftware Feb 5th, 2009|
Interview with Atmel's Product Marketing Director for ARM Microcontrollers |
Ultra-low Voltage Reference Circuit Design
By NirvanaSoftware Feb 4th, 2009|
A low voltage reference can be constructed using two small ICs and a few external resistors, cutting down on the current consumption from an average of about 440 µA of quiescent current to a meager 2.4µA. |
Weekend Project: Make an Electronic Cricket
By NirvanaSoftware Feb 3rd, 2009|
Well, today we are gonna give this solar powered lamp a unique voice of its own, on this week’s weekend project. |
MAXQ610 High Performance Low Power 16-Bit Microcontroller
By NirvanaSoftware Feb 3rd, 2009|
The MAXQ610 16-bit MAXQ® microcontroller features a high performance, single cycle MAXQ RISC core with the industry’s best MIPS/mA rating, offering same performance as competing products at significantly lower clock rates. |
Low-cost Internet Radio Design
By NirvanaSoftware Feb 3rd, 2009|
This article describes the design of a low cost internet radio. An internet radio is a device that can receive and play audio from Internet Radio Stations or a PC. |
LCD Electroluminescent Backlight Driver Circuit
By NirvanaSoftware Feb 2nd, 2009|
I’m gonna show you how to unlock a hidden feature of your Nerdkits LCD screen. Well, officially we don't include a back light. |










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