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Latitude & Longitude Display System Using GPS & AVR Microcontroller Using Atmega

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This project is a reference to budding engineers or a helping hand to those who willing to work and interface a GPS Receiver with microcontrollerand making their own channel to communicate with satellite, seeking for some useful information from satellite to make a effective and efficient system. Before we check all the details of this project, …

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GPS Data Logger Using Atmega

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While this is not the first Arduino based GPS Data Logger out there, it may be the most versatile. This device has a lot of features & even more possible uses. It started with significant inspiration from Mikal Hart’s “Reverse Geocache”TM and the …

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MonkeyDogTracker Using Atmega

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Okay, I admit I don’t have a monkey. But would you be looking at this if I didn’t mention monkey? And this would work for a monkey. Does your monkey or dog wander off? Would you like to see where he/she is? Well, …

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Wireless Weather Indicator Using Atmega

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I decided to use the Linkit One’s GSM capabilities to create a weather indicator. This would allow me to make something both practical and visually pleasing, a wireless weather indicator. Step 1: Materials/Tools Tools Soldering Iron Computer Linkit One …

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GPS Cap Data Logger Using Atmega

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Here is a great weekend project, if you are into trekking or taking long bike rides, and need a GPS data logger to keep track of all your treks/rides you taken… Once you have completed the build and downloaded the data from the GPS module of the trail, you can save the same using Google …

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GPS Monitoring With OLED Display Project Using Atmega

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Hello everyone, in this quick article I will share with you my project :ATGM332D GPS module with SAMD21J18 Microcontroller and SSD1306 OLED 128*64 display, I built a special PCB for it on Eagle Autodesk, and program it using Atmel studio 7.0 and ASF4 so in this article I will share with you this journey and …

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GPS module (uBlox Neo 6M) Interfacing with AVR Microcontroller Atmega16/32

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GPS modules are widely used in electronics applications to track the location based on longitude and latitude coordinates. Vehicle tracking system, GPS Clock, Accident Detection Alert System, traffic navigation, surveillance system etc. are few of the examples where GPS functionality is essential. GPS provides Altitude, Latitude, Longitude, UTC time and many other information about the particular location, which are taken from …

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GPS Navigator and Explorer Using Atmega

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The idea of the the project is to create a useful device for being able to get directions with any specified path by use of waypoints rather than a path chosen by a GPS as well as being able to follow a path that is offroad. The basis of this project was to provide a …

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Logical Structure of Foot and Wrist Modules

Wireless Pedometer Using Atmega

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There’s a simple question asked by runners, walkers, joggers, and anyone who moves. How fast am I going? Runners want to pace themselves, athletes are trying to train for events, and even on a day to day basis you might wonder how far you are travelling. There are various existing methods of measuring pace, including …

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CUAir at the 2013 AUVSI SUAS Competition

Stabilized Gimbal System Using Atmega

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This webpage describes the development of a Stabilized Gimbal Control System for the CUAir team, Cornell University’s Unmanned Air Systems Team. The Stabilized Gimbal Control System will help the CUAir team compete at the Association for Unmanned Vehicle System International (AUVSI) Student Unmanned Air Systems (SUAS) Competition. The system developed will help the team accomplish the …

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