Subject pages attached to craig:computer/music/electronics

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1.	Electronics Abbreviations List of common electronics abbreviations. URL: http://www.hitex.com/chipdir/abbrev.htm

2.	Protel 99 SE Design Explorer Program for designing circuit boards. URL: http://www.protel.com/eproduct/se_quicktour_2.htm
3.	Creation Tech Creation Technologies Inc. is a turnkey Contract Electronic Manufacturer with plants in Vancouver and Toronto. We specialize in low- to medium-volume high-complexity mixed-technology printed circuit board assemblies. URL: http://www.creationtech.com/

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¬LED Museum An LED is basically a really fancy diode. Diodes only let current (electricity) to flow in one direction and not the other. LEDs are diodes too, but they have the unique 'side effect' of producing light while electricity is flowing through them." And if it's LEDs you want, it's LEDs you'll get: intricate descriptions of various types, detailed performance tests, lengthy discussions of incandescent vs. LED flashlights, and more. URL: http://ledmuseum.home.att.net/

5.	ePanorama - microprocessor and microcontroller pages Links to various microcontroller resources. URL: http://www.us-epanorama.net/microprocessor.html

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MIDI Footswitch Project Way back in 1994, I began designing with Microchip PIC devices. One of the first projects I attempted was a MIDI Footswitch. This design is based on Microchip's application note AN529, or at least part of the schematic is. I added a few features as the design progressed. URL: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Haven/9004

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DIY Serial MIDI Interface This page describes how to build this full-bandwidth single-port (one input and one output) MIDI interface. The interface is buffered (that is, if the PC gets behind you won't lose data) and it works in Windows 3.1 and Windows 95 using a special (and very well-behaved) device driver. The version described here uses a low-power, low-cost 20-pin Atmel microprocessor. URL: http://www.maxmidi.com/diy/serial/

8.	Scenix full duplex software UART Virtual Peripheral The program "fduart.asm" contains a high-speed full duplex software UART virtual peripheral for the Scenix SX microcontroller. It also demonstrates techniques for implementing circular buffers, hexadecimal output, text message output, and multiplexed use of I/O pins for both switches and LEDs. URL: http://www.brouhaha.com/~eric/scenix/fduart/
9.	Eric's Scenix SX Page The information on this web page is based on my own experiences with the SX and SX-Key, both using them on personal projects and in the course of my employment. URL: http://www.brouhaha.com/~eric/scenix/
10.	Scenix Manufacturer of the Scenix microcontroller. URL: http://www.scenix.com/
11.	Parallax Main distributer of Scenix microcontroller support software and programming hardware. URL: http://www.parallaxinc.com/
12.	¬Scenix Virtual Peripheral Resources Common combinations of Virtual Peripheral modules produced by Scenix or partners to provide system solutions. URL: http://www.scenix.com/virtual/vp/vpsolutions.html
13.	¬Flash And EEPROM Storage Boost 8-Bit MCU Flexibility [Electronic Design] The ability to integrate large amounts of flash (electrically erasable) memory onto microcontrollers and embedded processors is starting to make designers' lives easier. URL: http://www.elecdesign.com/magazine/1999/mar0899/digital/0308ds1.shtml
14.	Scenix Webring Web ring for scenix microcontrollers. URL: http://www.webring.org/cgi-bin/webring?ring=sxmaster;list
15.	¬Software UART Transmitter PDF description of a Scenix UART transmitter URL: http://www.sxtech.com/downloads/Unit%202%20-%20A%20Software%20UART%20-%20The%20Transmitter.PDF

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C2C++ C/C++ compiler for PICmicro and Scenix This is a C/C++-compiler for Microchip (PIC) and Scenic (SX) microcontrollers. It works under MS Windows 95,98 and NT. The compiler is based on the C2C-plus compiler extended for C++ language support. URL: http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Network/3656/c2c/cpp.html