Peter H. Anderson (KZ3K), Associate
Professor,
Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
Morgan State University,
Baltimore, MD.
e-mail
pha@phanderson.com
Hometown - Springfield, VT. Same as the Simpsons.
Serial Control and Measurement.
Assembled Serial Temperature Module, Dual Run and Single Output. TM #127A
Limited Availability.
PIC C Routines for the CCS C Compiler.
Eleven Frequency Precision Clock Kit
RS232 to Dallas OneWire Controller
Microchip PIC 12C508/9, 16C84/16F84,
16C554/8, 16C7X
- This work was made possible in large part by
having emulators and
materials funded by a grant from the XEROX Corporation.
CUBLOC. A far more powerful and yet much less expensive Stamp type device.
Basic AtomObject Oriented PIC (oopic).
Protean Logic's TICkit62 - This was a major focus by undergraduate student Locksley Haynes during the Fall, '97 semester. Locksley was funded and the materials he used were made possible by a grant from the XEROX Corporation.
the Tiny Tiger - This appears to be an extremely powerful processor. This effort was undertaken by undergraduate student Krystal Donald during the Fall, '97 semester.
 Links2Go Parallel Port |
Volume 2 is a follow on effort by undergraduate electrical engineering students Towanda Malone, Christine Samuels and Paul Roach and myself. This became known as the Rochanda Project, where Rochanda is a concatenation of Roach, Christine and Towanda. As you might guess, the name Rochanda was Towanda's idea!
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