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*[[Ping Pong Scoreboard]] - A scoreboard for your Ping Pong matches!.  
*[[Ping Pong Scoreboard]] - A scoreboard for your Ping Pong matches!.  
*[[Dewalt battery repacking]] - Save some money by repacking your drill batteries yourself.


*[[Mails Here!]] - (near)Finished mail notification project. I'm redesigning the base station device still but the mail box device is done and done. Updates to follow...
*[[Mails Here!]] - (near)Finished mail notification project. I'm redesigning the base station device still but the mail box device is done and done. Updates to follow...
*[[MaxStream Xbee modules bare-bones programing setup]] - These are great little RF modules to use with your projects. Heres a bare-bones setup you can use to program the Xbee or update firmware or whatever.


*[[DBL Flusher]] - A little device that will drive a servo motor to flush a toilet automatically.  
*[[DBL Flusher]] - A little device that will drive a servo motor to flush a toilet automatically.  


*[[Jeopardy PIC buzzer]] - My first real attempt at using a Microchip PIC. Uses a basic PIC16f84a and a simple assembly program to detect which player buzzes in first. Very similar to the reactions game below but only uses a couple TTL chips along with the PIC.  
*[[Jeopardy PIC buzzer]] - My first real attempt at using a Microchip PIC. Uses a basic PIC16f84a and a simple assembly program to detect which player buzzes in first. Very similar to the reactions game below but only uses a couple TTL chips along with the PIC.
 
*[http://www.pauljmac.com/projects/uploads/Reactions.ppt Reactions Game] (power point) - One of my very first digital projects. A game called Reactions built using discrete logic. The point is to be the first person to "buzz in" when the light goes active. Whomever has the quickest reactions wins.
 
*[[Double Wide Shelving]] - Some shelving I built for the garage. Designed completely with Google SketchUp from scratch.
 
*[[Creative USB interface]] - Using a PIC18f4550 with built in USB to crate a device to easily communicate with a computer

Latest revision as of 11:10, 8 December 2024

My name is Paul Mac and I am an electrical engineer in the Tampa / St. Petersburg area in sunny Florida. I use this wiki as a notebook for projects I've done in the past or projects I'm currently working on. Below you can see a list of my projects or you can go back to the home page.

2024-12-08 - After manually updating this MeidaWiki i've left out some minor projects.

Projects

  • TruckTree! - A Christmas tree I put in the back of my truck every year. Individually addressable RGB LEDs.
  • AVR web scraper - Using a Lantronix module to gather data from the web using an AVR.
  • RGB LED Fader - Using an ATtiny44 and a 3 chan LED driver IC to make a neat desk ordainment.
  • Mails Here! - (near)Finished mail notification project. I'm redesigning the base station device still but the mail box device is done and done. Updates to follow...
  • DBL Flusher - A little device that will drive a servo motor to flush a toilet automatically.
  • Jeopardy PIC buzzer - My first real attempt at using a Microchip PIC. Uses a basic PIC16f84a and a simple assembly program to detect which player buzzes in first. Very similar to the reactions game below but only uses a couple TTL chips along with the PIC.