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part v  making it easier to start projects

Create Your Own Blog: 6 Easy Projects to Start Blogging Like a Pro pptx

Create Your Own Blog: 6 Easy Projects to Start Blogging Like a Pro pptx

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... 2012 Trademarks Editor-in-Chief Greg Wiegand Acquisitions Editor Michelle Newcomb Development Editor Todd Brakke Managing Editor Sandra Schroeder Project Editor Seth Kerney Copy Editor Barbara Hacha ... wanted to share and nowhere else to it If you want to write about knitting beanies for baby bunnies, more power to you Just it When my friends have told me they wanted to blog, I always start with ... you will know enough to start your own blog and how to structure it to suit your niche How to Use This Book I’ve written this book so that Chapters 1–5 give you the tools to start blogging, but...
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McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 1 pdf

McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 1 pdf

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... Recognition Style Speech Recognition Circuit Circuit Construction Keypad To Train Testing Recognition Error Codes Clearing the Trained Word Memory Independent Recognition System Voice Security System ... Building a Walter Tortoise Drive and Steering Motors Modifying the HS­425BB Servomotor Sheet Metal Fabrication Shell Finding the Center of Gravity Attaching Bumper to Robot Base Bumper Switch Mounting the Steering Servomotor ... of microcontroller from Microchip Technology Inc. In addition to its ability to run programs, the microcontroller has input and output lines (pins) that are used  to control  motor  drive  systems,  read  sensors, ...
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McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 2 pot

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... $75.00 and removes the restrictions imposed in the Lite version This standard version allows you to write programs with an unlimited amount of code lines and to open an unlimited amount of source files Of course, unlimited means with respect to the limits of your computer’s capabilities ... CodeDesigner has many useful features that help you write code and that make it far superior to using a simple text editor CodeDesigner Features ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ AutoCodeCompletion CodeDesigner  makes  writing  code  much  easier with smart pop­up list boxes that can automatically fill in statements and param­ ... command brings one up a single level in the directory hierarchy Using the cd\ command brings one up to the root directory regardless of how deep (levels) one has moved into subdirectories The root directory is the top of the directory hierarchy...
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McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 3 pps

McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 3 pps

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... changing directories, and starting the Edit program In this example I will be using the free Edit program package with Windows to write the program Start Edit by typing Edit at the command prompt (see ... Programmer in EPIC subdirectory Figure 4.10 Hitting OK to confirm selection 30 CodeDesigner  31 With the CodeDesigner options set, we are ready to write our first program First Program Start CodeDesigner and enter the following code for the PicBasic compiler ... ‘Loop back­­repeat cycle blink & wink forever CodeDesigner defaults to writing code for the PIC 16F84 microcontroller This is  the  microcontroller  I  recommend  to start with To change  the  microcon­ troller, simply ...
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McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 4 ppt

McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 4 ppt

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... The breadboard on the right is similar but provides a larger prototyping area If you wish to make any circuit permanent, you can transfer the components onto  a  standard  printed­circuit  board  and  solder  it together  with  the  fore­ ... electronic  components  onto  it without solder The breadboard is reusable; you can change, modify, or remove circuitry components from the breadboard at any time This makes it easy to correct any wiring errors ... program  into  the  PICmicro  chip When  it is  finished, the  micro­ controller is programmed and ready to run You can verify the program if you like by hitting (or highlighting) the Verify button...
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McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 5 docx

McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 5 docx

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... If we want to turn on the LEDs connected to RB2 and RB6, we need to place a binary 1 at each bit position on port B reg­ ister To accomplish this, we look at the bit weights associated with each line ... or write to the port, using a port B address (decimal number 6) Here is an example Suppose we want to make all port B lines output lines To do so, we need to put a binary 0 in each bit position in the TRISB register ... we look at the bit weights associated with each line RB2 has a bit weight of 4, and RB6 has a bit weight of 64 We add these num­ bers (4 � 64 � 68) and write that number into the port B register When we write the number 68 into the port B register,...
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McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 6 pps

McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 6 pps

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... Building a Walter Tortoise We can imitate most functions in Walter’s famous tortoise My adaptation of Walter’s tortoise is shown in Fig 8.1 To fabricate the chassis, we need to do a little metalwork ... A pulse width of 2 ms will cause the servo­ motor to turn in the opposite direction There  are  two  ways  we  can  stop  the  servomotor  from  rotating The  first method is to simply stop sending pulses to the servomotor The second method ... First drill the four (1�8­in) holes for mounting the servomotor Next use the same  drill  bit  to drill  holes  along  the  inside  perimeter  of  the  servomotor cutout Removing metal in this way is a little easier than trying to saw or nib­ ble it away...
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McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 7 pps

McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 7 pps

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... servomotor  in  its  center position: start: pulsout portb.1, 150 pause 18 goto start The output pulse signal for the servomotor is taken as pin RB1 Once the ser­ vomotor is in its center position, ... if v2 > 230 then slp  123 ‘Is it dark enough to sleep? ‘Yes The opposite of sleep mode is the “too bright to live.” If the light becomes too intense, this triggers the avoid mode ‘Is it too bright to see? skp:  ... ‘Reduce range of s1 to 1 to 255 ‘Set lower limit ‘Set upper limit Start counter ‘Steer (turn) in a random direction ‘Reverse drive motor (slow) ‘Pause to send instructions at 50 Hz ‘Loop ‘Steer back to center...
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McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 8 ppt

McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 8 ppt

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... sided tape is cut lengthwise to fit the base of bracket to the gearbox motor The exposed side of the tape is immediately secured to the gearbox motor bracket Then the motor is positioned on the bottom of the vehicle base, ... Back wheels The shaft diameter of the gearbox motor is a little too small to make a good friction fit to the rubber wheel To beef up the diameter, cut a small 1­ to 1.5­ in length of the 3­mm tubing; see Parts List ... components to a PC board The circuit is pretty straightforward The gearbox motors require a power supply of 1.5 to 3.0 V Rather than place another volt­ age regulator into the circuit, I wired three silicon diodes in series off the 5­V...
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McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 9 pps

McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 9 pps

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... Keep the leg attached to the horn Apply power to the servomotor and connect the control line of the servomotor to RB4 This will center the servomotor’s rotational position Now reattach the servomotor horn to the servomotor, ... the hexapod robot to walk properly To aid in this positioning look at Fig 10.9 The numbers next to the leg positions represent the pulse width output signal for the servomotors The circuit we will use to control and power the hexapod walker may also be ... ‘Servomotor configuration ‘Left leg(s) servomotor connected to rb4 ‘Right leg(s) servomotor connected to rb5 ‘Center tilt servomotor connected to rb6 ‘Pulse width out signals for following servomotors:...
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McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 10 ppsx

McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 10 ppsx

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... 1/4­W resistor 181 182 Chapter Eleven (1) 330­�, 1/4­W resistor (8) 220­�, 1/4­W resistor (1) 100­k�, 1/4­W resistor (1) 0.1­�f capacitor (1) 100­�f capacitor (1) 0.0047­�f capacitor (2) 10­ to 22­pF capacitor ... This binary (BCD) information is shown on the speech circuit’s two­digit digital display Whenever a word is detected, the cir­ cuit uses the digital display to output the word number it has recognized, or else it outputs its unrecognized/error code ... meaning that the voice that trained the circuit also uses it To experiment with speaker­independent recognition (multiuser), try the following technique Set the WD jumper on the main circuit board to the 40­word vocabulary with a...
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McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 11 doc

McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 11 doc

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... meaning that if you forcibly rotate the servomotor’s shaft away from its control signal command position, the servomotor circuitry will read this as a position error and will increase its torque in an attempt to rotate the shaft back to its command position ... goto start min1: b1 = 75  goto start ‘Routines for servomotor 2 left2: b2 = b2 + 1  if b2 > 254 then max2  goto start right2: b2 = b2 ­ 1  if b2  254 then max3  goto start right3: b3 = b3 ­ 1  if b3 
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McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 12 pptx

McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 12 pptx

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... ‘Initialize servomotor variables b0 = 150  b1 = 150  b2 = 150  b3 = 150  b4 = 150  Start up position servo 1 Start up position servo 2 Start up position servo 3 Start up position servo 4 Start up position servo 5 ... ‘Initialize servomotor variables b0 = 150  Start up position servo 1 b1 = 150  Start up position servo 2 b2 = 150  Start up position servo 3 b3 = 150  Start up position servo 4 b4 = 150  Start up position servo 5 ... goto start ‘Routines for servomotor 2 left2: b1 = b1 + 1  if b1 > 254 then max1  goto start right2: b1 = b1 ­ 1  if b1 
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McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 13 docx

McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 13 docx

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... Servo # To Servo # To Servo # To Servo # To Servo # To Servo # To Servo # To Servo # 13 12 11 10 18 17 VDD RB7 RB6 RB5 RB4 RB3 RB2 RB1 RB0/INT MCLR R1 4.7 KΩ ’ Reset Switch X1 OSC1 OSC2 RA4/TOCKI ... There will be slight variances in your servomotor positions as compared to my prototype due to small variances in the construction You only need to add or remove one line in the entire program to make adjustments, and the line is: goto hold ... 255 depending upon its tonality (grayness) After the computer assigned num­ bers  to each  11,440  pixels, it transformed  the  basic  image  into  a  numbered representation it needs to “look” at the image...
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McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 14 potx

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... When you first run the robot, you may want to have it lifted so the wheels don’t touch It s a lot easier to check operation and function without having to run after the robot Use the experience you gained with object/targets using pro­ ... Number of pixels in area—capped at 255 It s time to choose an object/target if you haven’t done so already Program 2 needs  an  object  to lock  onto, too When  the  microcontroller  runs, it displays information on the LCD screen ... serout portb.0,4,[254,1,“ ”,#x] goto main Here are the pulse width numbers I needed for the servomotors I used in my prototype robot Function Right servomotor Left servomotor Stop 167 169 Slow backward...
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McGraw.Hill PIC Robotics A Beginners Guide to Robotics Projects Using the PIC Micro eBook-LiB Part 15 pot

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... High­level language, HiTec HS­322HD servomotors, 227 HiTec HS­425BB servomotor, 90–97 HiTec servomotor horn, 189 HM2007 speech recognition integrated circuit, 165 HS­85MG servomotors, 215 HS­322HD servomotors, ... turning right/left, 242 (See also Hexapod walkers) Bit, 65 Bookmarks, 24 Braitenberg, Valentine, 125 Braitenberg vehicles, 125–141 back wheels, 129–131 CdS photoresistor cells, 133, 136–137 first vehicle, ... assembly multiple­servomotor assemblies, 189–192 finished product (photograph), 222, 223 parts list, 223–224 servomotor brackets, 185–189 servomotor controllers, 199–215 servomotors, 197–199, 215 Robotic arm gripper,...
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ERP Making It Happen The Implementers’ Guide to Success with Enterprise Resource Planning phần 1 pdf

ERP Making It Happen The Implementers’ Guide to Success with Enterprise Resource Planning phần 1 pdf

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... vision and courage to persevere, to take two steps forward and then maybe one step back, to keep the faith and to make it happen Thanks largely to them, a trial-and-error approach to implementing ... characteristics: It s a series of functions, not merely material requirements planning It contains tools to address both priority and capacity, and to support both planning and execution It has provisions ... Japan, and it was truly revolutionary In this country we’ve called it Just-In-Time (JIT), and more recently it has evolved into Lean Manufacturing.1 As with most new tools and processes, its early...
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ERP Making It Happen The Implementers’ Guide to Success with Enterprise Resource Planning phần 2 doc

ERP Making It Happen The Implementers’ Guide to Success with Enterprise Resource Planning phần 2 doc

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... And, if you it right, you can get it done in nine to twelve months Part of doing it right is to avoid “scope creep,” i.e., laying non-critical tasks into phase I It s necessary here to adopt a ... fact, it may be the most important element of all ERP simply won’t work well without it Because it involves relatively few people and does not take a long time to implement, it makes sense to start ... then, people said: It should work We really believe it ll work It stands a good chance of working It certainly ought to work Pareto’s law refers to the principle of the “vital few—trivial many.”...
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ERP Making It Happen The Implementers’ Guide to Success with Enterprise Resource Planning phần 3 doc

ERP Making It Happen The Implementers’ Guide to Success with Enterprise Resource Planning phần 3 doc

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... high-priority project(s) Audit/assessment I and its companion, audit/assessment II, are critically important to ensure that the improvement initiatives to be pursued by the company: • match it s true ... is easy to skip It s easy to feel that it takes more time and effort than it s worth Not true The reverse is actually the case: It s not much work, and it s worth its weight in gold It s an essential ... Business School Press, Boston, MA ii Ibid i TE AM FL Y Chapter Getting Ready AUDIT/ASSESSMENT I This step gets at questions like these: It takes too long to respond to competitors’ moves How can we...
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ERP Making It Happen The Implementers’ Guide to Success with Enterprise Resource Planning phần 4 pptx

ERP Making It Happen The Implementers’ Guide to Success with Enterprise Resource Planning phần 4 pptx

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... the people It s people who’ll make it work Education is fundamental to making it happen It s teaching the people how to use the tools, and getting them to believe they can work with the tools as ... floor to solve a critical production problem; the customer service manager may need to meet with an important new customer who’s come in to see the plant; the purchasing manager may have to visit ... individuals in key positions, difficulties with the software supplier, etc.) The Torchbearer The term torchbearer refers very specifically to that executive with assigned top-level responsibility for ERP...
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