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12535
I have one last thing for you to try. On the power supply to the microcontroller put a diode between the battery and the big capacitor on the input of that...
Kipton Moravec
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Jan 1, 2003
4:17 pm
12536
Happy new year to you and your robots....
kfk256 <kfk256@...>
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Jan 1, 2003
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12537
Giving robots the gift of sight. If you're interested in vision systems you might want to read this quick review of some work coming to fruition at Carnegie...
Kenneth Maxon
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Jan 2, 2003
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12538
hello, well how to start with to build an robot of my own. alagurajan. Catch all the cricket action. Download Yahoo! Score tracker [Non-text portions of this...
alagurajan karunakaran
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Jan 2, 2003
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12539
Back in the early days of computers, (before 1980) if you wanted to add a serial port to your computer you had to buy a UART and find a way to generate a baud...
Randy Carter
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Jan 2, 2003
4:32 pm
12540
... Look at the 74HCT4060 or 74HC4060; this is a 14-stage divider with an oscillator that can work with crystals. For a typical 16x baud clock for 4800 Hz,...
Ned Konz
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Jan 2, 2003
4:52 pm
12541
The final baud rate is 300 the clock going into the 6850 chip has to be 4800 Hz. The LM555 runs at 9600 Hz. The flip flop divides by 2 and makes the wave...
Randy Carter
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Jan 2, 2003
5:29 pm
12542
I recommend buying a pre built programer. The one I use is the EPIC from Micro Engineering Labs http://www.melabs.com It only cost $60 and will program all...
Randy Carter
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Jan 2, 2003
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12543
... Sorry, I misread your numbers. Are you sure you need 9600 Hz? (that'd be 600 bps for a UART that requires a 16x clock). The 6850 could work (as I recall)...
Ned Konz
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Jan 2, 2003
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12544
We're not talking a general purpose IBM PC with 640k or RAM here. We are talking about an appliance that has a small computer system in it. It runs on a...
Randy Carter
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Jan 3, 2003
4:02 am
12545
Hello: I've recently been working on a Mini Sumo Robot, so I'm interested in finding out when competitions will be held in 2003. I can find plenty of...
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Jan 3, 2003
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12546
For the money, I would recommend using a PIC. You can program it to generate several timing waveforms on its output pins, and drive it off the same clock the...
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Jan 3, 2003
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12547
Hello I'am trashing a bad EtherNet Card. I think some one on this group once made a remark that there is a voltage converter on the card. I tried doing a...
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Jan 3, 2003
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12548
... Maybe on your card, though I don't recall seeing such a thing. Hmm... now you've got me curious. Looking over my old NICs, I see the following potentially...
Ned Konz
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Jan 3, 2003
2:39 pm
12549
This came in my mailbox this morning. Just passing it along. Doug Dear Robotics Enthusiast, This letter has reached you because your email address was posted...
Doug Kelley
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Jan 3, 2003
2:54 pm
12550
The big SRS competition will be on October 25 and 26 at Seattle Center as part of Robothon 2003. The Japanese may be bringing their Sumo competition to ...
Doug Kelley
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Jan 3, 2003
3:07 pm
12551
... one ... Hi Brian, I don;t know anything about that, but if you need a negative voltage converter, check out the 660, 7660, and 7662 type chips. They use...
dan michaels <dan@...>
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Jan 3, 2003
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12552
What you are referring to are the older coax thin ethernet cards. They have a 5v to -9v DC/DC converter on them. This is to power the transceiver chip which...
Randy Carter
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Jan 3, 2003
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12553
Does anyone have an Eagle library containing the LM2825? ... Terry Schumacher Senior Consultant Dynamic Information Systems http://www.dynamic-info.com ...
Terry Schumacher
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Jan 3, 2003
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12554
Yeah, They SPAMmed me too - I put their name into my "never again see" SPAMMER list. I don't care what they sell, if they SPAM, they don't sell it to me. In...
Dennis Clark
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Jan 3, 2003
5:05 pm
12555
Hi Monica, Many people from your area also attend the Western Canadian Robot Games held in Calgary, Alberta. There are many other events in addition to sumo. ...
Mike
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Jan 3, 2003
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12556
Where can be seen your work? Have you implement a vision system which I think is indispensable for such a race. BR/ Maurizio ... From:...
Maurizio Rojnic
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Jan 3, 2003
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12557
If all you need a square wave at a particular frequency, take a look at the Epson SG series and SPG series, all are easy to use, thermally compensated,...
Gary Teachout
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Jan 3, 2003
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12558
Happy New Year to all, I am searching infos about building a quad encoder into a hacked r/c servo. AFAIK no info about it is available on the internet. I would...
giuseppe.marullo <giu...
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Jan 3, 2003
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12559
Sounds like your plan should work fine assuming the CNY70's are photo-reflex sensors (i.e. have both an LED and a phototransistor). Cheers! ... From:...
Larry Barello
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Jan 4, 2003
1:31 am
12560
I have some of the "MATCHED PAIRS" of IR emit/recv from www.bgmicro.com BGMicro current online catalog pg8 ... MATCHED PAIRS Matched LED and photo sensor ...
warm38@...
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Jan 4, 2003
2:49 am
12561
I also agree that the vision system is important for detailed path finding. I will refer to the system demonstrated last year at an SRS meeting using scanning...
Michael <BotMaster@...>
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Jan 4, 2003
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12562
Hi their . I have been looking at a couple of HC11 boards on the web , my last board was a modcon from zorin co which I got back in 95 (I have since fried the...
Holden Karau
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Jan 4, 2003
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12563
Not only does the vision system have to be quite good at creating a detailed topology for path finding, it has to do it very quickly. Finding the right road is...
David L. Miller
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Jan 4, 2003
9:16 pm
12564
YEEHAW! That is EXACTLY what I wanted! I have one of those Tamiya twin motor gear-boxes. I drilled a hole in one gear on each side and I will [probably,...
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