Bruce Land let us know that the final projects for EE476 Microcontroller Design, a class he teaches at Cornell, are online now. You may remember some of last years projects: P-P-P-Palm, Big Red Juice Mixer, wireless telemetry. This year’s projects include a Reflow oven controller, an RFID security system, and an autonomous helicopter plus many, many, more.
jarechiga,
do you have a page for your project? i am curious about using pic 18f4550s with usb.
Posted at 6:23 pm on May 6th, 2006 by kne
i believe if you google it yourself, germs, you would find that there’s a lack of decent example projects and information. sure, there’s the thick datasheets from microchip, but they’re almost worthless.
Posted at 12:23 am on May 7th, 2006 by kne
ahhh i’ve found it
here:
http://www.nbb.cornell.edu/neurobio/land/PROJECTS/Protoboard476/index.html
I get the feeling I went to the wrong school. My final project for my microprocessor design class was to make a musical composition program using a keypad and a buzzer. Also, we were using a 68HC11, which is considered legacy. (end rant).
I really like these projects, I kinda wanna get the code they use to generate the NTSC signal, and adapt it to a PIC.
Posted at 1:35 pm on May 7th, 2006 by BronzeG3
I used the pic HID example from USB complete, and some of the routines from the VB6 code for that proyect.
they are at usb central, and the book usb complete is a great source for information.
Check the HID section and search for the
Microchip PIC18F4550 Generic HID Device Firmware as well as the vb6 code example for the same hid
If any of you need more information just write me an email jesus.arechiga at gmail d0t c0m
Posted at 3:55 pm on May 8th, 2006 by Jarechiga
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My usb neurostimulator using pi18f4550 should be on that page, too bad for the policies of confidiality
(am not kidding)
w00t first post!
Posted at 3:54 pm on May 6th, 2006 by jarechiga