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2012 Microchip Technical Seminar
A bit late, but is never too late
Is wonderful for us to attend Microchip Technical Seminar (previously is called Microchip Embedded Designer Fourm, EDF). This year, they have a section at Penang, is near to my office, so I attend it. Before Seminar start, discussion with participants …
UART – Universal Asynchronous Receiver and Transmitter
By: WW Kong RH2T Magazine Vol.3, Dec 2010 Were you ever disheartened when you ran out of ideas interfacing your microcontroller with PC? Well, not anymore as UART, despite being one of the pioneers in communication protocol happens to be one of the solutions 1.0 Introduction The Universal Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitter (UART) …
New Product Post Feb2012

It has been 2 months since last product update
We have get more product on to our rack. Let’s take a look. 1st on the list is the WiFi module from Roving Networks, RN-XV. It has the same footprint with XBee module and size might be bigger and similar with XBee …
LCD: Interfacing with PIC Microcontrollers – Part 1

By SC Lim, RH2T Vol.4, Mar10 Besides LED and 7-segment display, LCD is another useful device to show program’s current state, to give instructions, for debugging and so on. 1.0 Introduction LCD stands for Liquid Crystal Display. An LCD is a passive device. It does not produce any light and simply alters the light travelling [...]
Remote-Controlled Robot
By: Ober Choo RH2T Magazine Vol.11 Dec 2011 When I was 8 years old, my parent bought me a remote-controlled car. It was controlled through simple console with switch to activate and deactivate the motors on the car. Now, I can create my own remote-controlled robot, isn’t that fun?! You can create your …
Quadrature Encoder
By: Ling Dian Miao RH2T Magazine Vol.7 Dec2010 Rotary encoder is a sensor attached to a rotating object (such as a shaft or motor) to measure rotation. By measuring rotation your robot can do things such as determine any displacement, velocity, acceleration, or the angle of a rotating sensor. 1.0 …
Basic – Pulse Width Modulation (PWM)
PWM is a powerful and commonly used technique for controlling the analog circuits or power to inertial electrical devices and made practical by a processor’s digital output such as the modern electronic power switches.
Measuring Tilt Angle with Gyro and Accelerometer
By Kong Wai Weng RH2T Magazine Vol.1 (May 2009) Measuring the tilt angle of a robot is always a challenge for any robot builder. The accuracy of the measured tilt angle is extremely important for some applications such as a two-wheeled balancing robot, a quad-rotor flying robot and an unmanned aerial …


