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If your hobby is electronics and micro controllers, like the AVR series, you've come to the right place. Here you'll find documentation and schematics for modules and projects that I, Hebron, or other users are working on. This is a website to promote and share electronic- and micro controller projects, owned and operated by JensenCorp.

uCtrl.net is open for registrations, as a registered user you'll be able to leave comments and add your own user project pages. Read more on the help page.

Statistics: 104 articles / 8,729 edits / 797 files / 33 users / WikiMedia 1.15.2

Current events

Serial I/O system

I am using Serial I/O system in my finishing main school project, a mobile alarm and surveillance unit. Serial Server has been rewritten in C#, and has a lot of potential. The project still communicate over RS-232, but only one module is included so works great. With the new edition of Serial Server adding addressing to the system to enable RS-485 use is already half complete. --Hebron 02:15, 30 May 2010 (UTC)

Rack box

Project the Rack box is being discontinued. I am in the process of moving, and hope to build an even bigger system based on slot-in cards in a full size rack when I've settled in my new location. I will have a lot more space to work on, and a bigger area to control. Not quite sure when everything happens, but I'll keep you posted. Need to deal with the moving part first. --Hebron 02:15, 30 May 2010 (UTC)

Categories

Selected articles:

AVR 

ATMega8 - ATMega8515 - ATTiny15 - ATTiny2313 - ATTiny26 - STK500

Component 

555 timer - LCD - LED - MAX202 - MAX485 - Resistor - Multiplexer - Op-amp - Optoisolator - Voltage regulator - Transistor

Information 

ADC - ASCII - ESD - Gates - Ohms law - Parallel - RS-232 - RS-485 - Voltage divider - Wheatstone bridge

Lighting 

LED lights 1 - LED lights 2 - LED lights 3 - LED lights 4 - LED control unit v1.0 - LED disco light - LED warning lights - Mood light controller v1.1 - Mood light v1.0 - Mood light v2.0 - Warning lights unit

Module 

Advanced serial interface module - Alarm unit - Fan and temperature unit - LED control unit v1.0 - Light sensor - Mood light controller v1.1 - Online environmental and signal unit - Online serial interface device - Parallel LCD display - Power consumption measuring unit - User panel for alarm - Warning lights unit

Software 

Mrtg - Proteus - Serial Client - Serial Server

Help 

Tracking changes - Editing pages - Formatting - User pages - User project pages - Talk pages - Images

Latest modules

	Warning lights unit 2, driven by AVR ATTiny2313. Hebron 23:22, 24 May 2009 (UTC)
	Advanced serial interface module, driven by AVR ATMega8. Hebron 18:16, 11 February 2009 (UTC)
	Online monitoring unit 2, driven by AVR ATMega8. Hebron 15:03, 17 October 2008 (UTC)

News

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  To help improve site performance I've enabled caching. APC (Alternative PHP Cache) is used for PHP and object caching. Page caching for anonymous users helps minimizing database lookups. --Hebron 20:06, 15 July 2010 (UTC)

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  I am in the process of moving, and is therefor discontinuing my project the Rack box. My plan is to build an even bigger system based on slot-in cards in a full size rack when I've settled in my new location. --Hebron 01:36, 30 May 2010 (UTC)

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  I have updated my logistics system and are now able to export parts lists. I have added parts lists for all modules registered in the system, click here for a complete list. --Hebron 01:31, 30 May 2010 (UTC)

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  MediWiki has been updated to the latest version; 1.15.2. Read the full release notes here: Release notes/1.15. --Hebron 23:04, 2 April 2010 (UTC)

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  February 2010 was an all time high in unique visitors and bandwidth, with 2,232 and 3.10 GB respectively. A big thanks to all visitors and contributors from µCtrl.net. Click here to see the full site statistics. --Hebron 11:51, 1 March 2010 (UTC)

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  The DNS change has been completed, in this process name servers has been changed. It might take some time for the changes to apply world-wide, if uCtrl.net has been unavailable to you for a period of time this is the reason. It might take a couple of days before everything is back in sync, sorry for any inconvenience. --Hebron 11:12, 11 November 2009 (UTC)