A simple AVR microcontroller NTP server

A simple AVR microcontroller NTP server

An implementation on an AVR board of an SNTP server as described in RFC-2030, synchronizing to the UK Rugby MSF 60 Khz time signal.

Tutorial - Controlling The Real World With Computers

Tutorial - Controlling The Real World With Computers

This site is for anyone who is the least bit curious about monitoring and controlling such things as motors, lights and switches, or recording and playing everything from sound to the arm position on a robot.

It's for anyone who likes to learn by doing. You will not only read about controlling motors, lights and sound, you will control real motors, real lights, and really record and play information.

Wiley InterScience

Wiley InterScience

Introduced in 1997 and launched commercially in January 1999, Wiley InterScience is a leading international resource for quality content promoting discovery across the spectrum of scientific, technical, medical and professional endeavors.

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CrossRef - Connect users to primary research content, by enabling publishers to work collectively.

Temperature Logger

Temperature Logger

These pages describe the complete design of a temperature logger. Over 100 of these loggers have been built. 3 by the author, the rest by people that have stumbled across this site. (There may well be more: the zip download averages three a day; these pages have been up since July 1999.)

Fox Delta Amateur Radio Projects Kits

Fox Delta Amateur Radio Projects Kits

FoxTrak

This is a tiny APRS trracker measuring 4.5cm x 7cm and supports open source firmware and more...

Amateur radio projects that I built for myself and have PCBs & kits made available to other radio amateurs interested in building similar projects.

Dave's Sumo Robot project

Dave's Sumo Robot project

The following is my Computer Science project Comp490 and Comp492 in progress. It is a SUMO robot for our local RoboWar tournament. I have been, for the pass two years a participant of the annual RoboWar competition. So, this year I've decided to try to get credit for doing it. I was fortunate enough to find a professor who was willing to supervise my project Dr.Ferhat Khendek. I have decided to do the documentation in HTML format and make it public to anyone who is interested in robotics.