Push Buttons in a PIC microcontroller, how to read one
A push button is a simple method to give to the microcontroller an input capability. Any user can push a button or press a switch to activate a specific function…
Remote Access to the desktop to your Raspberry Pi with XRDP
Having remote access to your Raspberry Pi or any server remotely is a tremendous aid, whenever you are in the same network or if it is kilometers away. If you…
SSH for remote access to your Raspberry Pi
Are you still connecting your Raspberry Pi with a monitor, keyboard and mouse? Any linux-based operating systems, like the Raspberry Pi, are designed to be accessed remotely since its was…
How to host a website on Raspberry Pi with Apache
Websites (also called webpages) are today's standard for online presence and a website on Raspberry Pi has enough resources and computational power to handle, host and serve one. Chances are,…
Requirements for PIC Microcontrollers, a newbie’s guide
So you are interested in learning about tiny, yet fascinating devices? Most MCUs (micro controller unit) share many commonalities, despite their inherent complexity. Before you flash (or program) a PIC…
MCLR (Master Clear) on PIC microcontrollers
The Master Clear or MCLR is a feature present in many microcontrollers, used for resetting the entire device. This means that when the MCLR is triggered, the device will start…
Setting up PWM on a PIC Microcontroller
About PWM. Hello everyone, Juditova here! The Pulse Modulation Width (PWM) helps any microcontroller tremendously on most control tasks. You see, PWM makes the connected device to believe its connected…