The following is a list of application notes that are available from Mosaic Industries. If you have any questions about any of the application notes or code examples, feel free to contact us.
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| App No |
Title |
Size |
| MI-AN-001 |
Implementation of Keypad Buffer to Enter Numbers |
24K |
| MI-AN-004 |
Defining Characters for the LCD Module |
14K |
| MI-AN-006 |
Using Array to Store 1000 12 Bit A/D Samples |
13K |
| MI-AN-008 |
QED Noise Suppression for Driving High Current Loads |
18K |
| MI-AN-009 |
I2C Implementation |
29K |
| MI-AN-010 |
Level Shifter (-2V/+2V - +0.5V/+4.5V) |
14K |
| MI-AN-011 |
Level Shifter ( +1V/+6V - 0V/+5V) |
15 K |
| MI-AN-012 |
Recursive Example |
10K |
| MI-AN-013 |
QEDII - Okaya Graphics Display Interface |
11K |
| MI-AN-014 |
Serial Message Transmit Example |
11K |
| MI-AN-015 |
Bipolar A/D fix |
10K |
| MI-AN-016 |
Slow Display Fix |
9K |
| MI-AN-017 |
8364 Visibility Sensor |
20K |
| MI-AN-018 |
Median Window Smoothing |
15K |
| MI-AN-019 |
Date to String Conversion |
14K |
| MI-AN-020 |
250msec Regenerative Timer |
14K |
| MI-AN-021 |
Set/Clear Bits for a Unidirectional Latch |
11K |
| MI-AN-022 |
Custom Characters |
16K |
| MI-AN-022 |
Custom Characters in C |
18K |
| MI-AN-023 |
Bar Graph Text |
16K |
| MI-AN-024 |
How to use a Digital I/O board |
61K |
| MI-AN-025 |
How to use an ICS Backplane Board |
21 K |
| MI-AN-026 |
Level Shifter III |
15 K |
| MI-AN-027 |
How To Copy Contents of EEPROM From One Board to Another |
14K |
| MI-AN-028 |
Serial Data Formatting |
15K |
| MI-AN-029 |
COP Installation for production boards |
16K |
| MI-AN-030 |
Serial Data Formatting 2 |
18K |
| MI-AN-033 |
Programmable Regenerative Timer |
16K |
| MI-AN-035 |
Placing Characters on Hitachi Graphics Display |
10K |
| MI-AN-036 |
Creating a Lookup Table Using Control C |
13K |
| MI-AN-037 |
Real Time Clock Update Time |
16K |
| MI-AN-038 |
Queued Serial |
26K |
| MI-AN-039 |
Controlling Stepper Motors With The QED Board |
76K |
| MI-AN-040 |
Driving a Relay and a Relay Contact Snubbing |
20K |
| MI-AN-041 |
Setting Up Input Capture 1 to Interrupt on Rising Edge |
11K |
| MI-AN-042 |
Finding Stack Overflows Using C |
11K |
| MI-AN-043 |
Software Pulse Counter and Input Port Scanner |
18K |
| MI-AN-044 |
Updating Variables Over Serial Connection |
13K |
| MI-AN-045 |
EPROM C Code with Access to Interactive Function Calls |
11K |
| MI-AN-046 |
Setting Up Input Capture 1 to Interrupt on a Debounced Rising Edge |
14K |
| MI-AN-047 |
Exiting a Loop Early in Forth |
11K |
| MI-AN-048 |
Fast Key Emit |
16K |
| MI-AN-049 |
Setting Up and Reading the Pulse Accumulator |
15K |
| MI-AN-050 |
Conversion of HEX ASCII Floating Point Number to Binary IEEE Format |
25K |
| MI-AN-051 |
Quadrature Encoder Detection |
13K |
| MI-AN-054 |
Manufacturers of Membrane Switch Keypads |
14K |
| MI-AN-055 |
Integers FFTs of Real Waveforms on the QED Board |
179K |
| MI-AN-056 |
A PWM Algorithm with Optimal Averaging Properties |
42K |
| MI-AN-057 |
Greater Resolution for the QED's 8-bit DAC |
46K |
| MI-AN-058 |
Using Port PPA for PWM or as a DAC |
41K |
| MI-AN-059 |
Controlling the QED Digital-to-Analog Converter from an Interrupt Service Routine |
26K |
| MI-AN-060 |
MC68HC11 Output Port Drive Capability |
21K |
| MI-AN-061 |
No "OK" Interpreter |
15K |
| MI-AN-062 |
C PROM Burner |
16K |
| MI-AN-064 |
QED4 Math Benchmarks |
8K |
| MI-AN-072 |
Controlling Stepper Motors with Power I/O Wildcard |
239K |
