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PROGRAMMABLE BREADBOARD

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  • January 30, 2014 at 10:02 am #2835
    AJISH ALFRED
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    Hi all,

    Here is a very basic prototype of a “programmable breadboard”. Unlike the common breadboard, its pins are not connected together, but they can be programmed to form a connection, or a path connecting many pins together.

    The advantage is that, a circuit can be emulated in this breadboard using real electronic components, no need to give connections using wire. 

    Using this prototype board, I was able to program two different circuits that can glow a bi-color LED in two different colors.

     

    http://www.engineersgarage.com/contribution/breadboard-programmable-interconnections-using-arduino

     

    The interesting thing is that the device does the programming itself by receiving a set of serial data from a PC, regarding the conncetions to be made. So this can be easily interfaced with a GUI running in the PC.

    Draw the circuit in the PC, download it to this device, power it up and test. !

     

    I would like to take this protoype to the next level. Requesting your valuable sugessions.

     

    February 9, 2014 at 5:57 am #10980
    SHAH DISHANT H.
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    Hi,

     

    This is really an apprecriable work. 

    You have accomplished almost all basic things. You can add functionalities like extending breadboard if circuit is more complex. 

     

    Really an awesome work my friend. 

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