Re: Solar Powered PIC
- From: nico@xxxxxxxxxxx (Nico Coesel)
- Date: Wed, 21 Jun 2006 19:15:16 GMT
WiseOne <someone@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all.. Sorry this is maybe a bit long winded.
I'm Just gathering thoughts together for a project that has family
connection close at heart.
My father (deceased) was a lighhouse keeper on various lighhouses
around Ireland and as one of those Father/Son things, I'd like to keep
remembering him by having something around my home that may seem
unusual to neighbours but meaningful to me plus, a conversation
starter.
I used to have a lighhouse overlooking a garden pond that was powered
by a simple stobe circuit but it was more of a novelty when my dad was
alive.
What I would like to do now as a project is to build a PIC based
project that will simulate the flashing sequence of a particular
Use a TI MSP430 member. It is ultra-low power (sub mA) and will run
from very low voltages. For accurate timing you can add a wrist-watch
crystal, but even that might be overkill.
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