Electronics

I began to develop electronics circuits when I was a sophomore. My original purpose was to satisfy my curiosity. Although my future work may be theoretical research, designing and implementing circuit is still my hobby. I plan to do some business with friends interested in embedded system development. I prefer an open source development model.

Turning on/off home appliances from anywhere of the world

SAMSUNG S3C2440 Development kit

There are a lot of interesting projects related to this S3C2440 board. The world of Linux and open source are awesome!

Wiki of OpenEmbedded Project http://wiki.openembedded.net/index.php/Main_Page
Blog of Buserror, Venting Machine http://bliterness.blogspot.com/
SparkFun Electronics, http://www.sparkfun.com
Andahammer, http://www.andahammer.com
Florian's blog, http://fl0rian.wordpress.com/
Dev Bored, http://www.devbored.com
One line script to set up the developent environment, http://code.google.com/u/@UhJWR1JUBRlAWAR7/updates

digitemp

digitemp is a temperature sensing and monitoring program running on Linux. It can read data from temperature sensors connected on 1-wire buses. I use a PL2302 USB-to-RS232 adapter to connect to the DS18B20 sensor. In the DB9 connector, I made a circuit equivalent to DS9097 adapter.

parapin

parapin
parapin is a set of wonderful APIs to read and write data to parallel port on Linux. I am running the output test example to validate my circuit.