March 28th, 2008
AVR Frequency Counter with LCD
The counter contains only three inexpensive ICs (well, add a regulator and three transistors), and operates from 6 – 15V DC at about 25mA. The most expensive single item is the LCD display, which is an industry standard 16 x 2 dot matrix module, which can often be found used or at bargain prices. This isn’t a kitset, but the parts are easily obtained, and the circuit can be built using any prototyping technique, or you could design your own PCB. The prototype was built on a small commercial strip board.
AVR Frequency Counter: [Link]
April 2nd, 2008 at 8:58 am
[...] The counter contains only three inexpensive ICs (well, add a regulator and three transistors), and operates from 6 – 15V DC at about 25mA. The most expensive single item is the LCD display, which is an industry standard 16 x 2 dot matrix module, which can often be found used or at bargain prices. This isn’t a kitset, but the parts are easily obtained, and the circuit can be built using any prototyping technique, or you could design your own PCB. The prototype was built on a small commercial strip board. [via] [...]
September 5th, 2010 at 5:32 pm
Link Broken!!
http://sharon.esrac.ele.tue.nl/mirrors/zl1bpu/micro/CNTR/CNTR.htm