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27-06-2010, 22:54
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Re: Any good summer electrical projects?
Zholl,
If you like to control stuff with a computer there is a kit made by Velleman-kit that is cool. It is model # K8055. You will need to solder it together and then you have a USB interface device that has lots of inputs and outputs and even has two PWM outputs that could control a Victor or Jaguar. Sample code is supplied in VB, C++ and a few others. I used it in an EECT class I taught last semester for a basic overview for students to learn about PC control. It is great to hear you want to do something this summer. That is way better that setting around playing video games. Good luck with what ever you decide to tackle. Hugh |
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