Showing posts with label Microcontroller. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Microcontroller. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 27, 2012

PIC CARILLON


THIS design produces bell-like sounds, using the multiple harmonics of sinewaves to give the tonality expected from bells, complete with the decay of each note played. In its simple standalone form, as described here initially, it is triggered by a 4 × 4 matrix data keypad. This allows the 12 notes of an octave,
including sharps, to be generated. The remaining four keys causes the octave of the note to be changed, providing a complete four-octave range.




Serial IO controller & analogue sampler


Looking for an easy-to-drive I/O controller? This unit connects to the serial port of your PC and can be programmed to switch relays, in response to voltage, resistance, temperature and digital inputs. It also includes comprehensive system timers to control the relays and you can set the system up to operate as a PLC-style controller.