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	Tracy Allen's BASIC Stamp app-notes index
		This is based on the OEM BASIC Stamp 2pe-40 chip, which is the 48 pin chip toward the upper left in the photo.
		The serial communication between the BASIC Stamp and the temperature transducer is explained in detail.
		A pump controlled by the BASIC Stamp fills a cup, and feedback from the conductance sensor is used to set a level under computer control.
	www.emesystems.com /BS2index.htm (1851 words)

	BASIC Stamp basic stamp
		BASIC Stamps are the easy-to-use microcontrollers that have been the favorite choice of amateur and professional roboticists since 1992.
		The electronics consists of a surface-mounted BASIC Stamp 2, infrared sensors to detect your opponent and the edge of the Sumo Ring.
		STAMP 2 : Communications and Control Projects is a great book for learning how to use the powerful BASIC Stamp 2 (BS2) microprocessor with its amazing capability for building complex projects more quickly and less expensively than anything before.
	www.robotbooks.com /basic_stamp.htm (1178 words)

	BASIC Stamps
		The BASIC Stamp 2px is 1.6 times faster than the BASIC Stamp 2p and includes a built-in voltage comparator, as well as built-in, user-configurable Pull-up Resistor, Schmitt Trigger and Logic Threshold circuitry on every I/O pin.
		The BASIC Stamp 2pe module (BS2PE) was designed for the data logging customer that requires low power consumption and extensive memory for data storage.
		The BASIC Stamp 1 module (BS1-IC) is equivalent to the Rev. D except it is packaged in a 14-pin SIP module.
	www.parallax.com /html_pages/products/basicstamps/basic_stamps.asp (375 words)

	BASIC Stamp - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The BASIC Stamp is a microcontroller with a small, specialized BASIC interpreter (PBASIC) built into ROM.
		The Basic Stamp language incorporates common microcontroller functions, including PWM, serial communications, I²C and OWI communications, communications with common LCD driver circuits, hobby servo pulse trains, pseudo-sine wave frequencies, and the ability to time an RC circuit which may be used to detect an analog value.
		"Il BASIC Stamp® 2 - Un microcontrollore dalle dimensioni di un francobollo" – By Giuseppe Francesco Indelli, published in the Italian language as an introductory article to the BASIC Stamp 2 microcontroller.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/BASIC_Stamp (371 words)

	Stamp - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A stamp is a distinctive mark or impression made upon an object, for instance those made on a piece of paper and used to indicate the prepayment of a fee or tax.
		Stamp may also refer to the manufacturing processes using Machine presses and dies.
		Stamps is the name of a city in Arkansas.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stamp (168 words)

	Basic Stamp 2 - Working with Basic Stamps and PICs
		The Basic Stamp 2 module is a 24 pin DIP and I suggest you invest in a solderless breadboard that will allow you to prototype project after project.
		The Parallax Basic Stamp 2 is an excellent platform for newcomers and hobbyists and a very powerful tool in the development of products which may either be implemented using the Stamp itself or mapped over to a Microchip PIC, or for that matter to a 68HC11, 8051 or ATMEL flash processor.
		After editing your Basic Program on a PC and correcting all of the syntactical errors, the PC development software generates "tokens" which are downloaded to the PIC associated with the Basic Stamp and saved in the associated 24LC16 EEPROM.
	www.phanderson.com /stamp/stamp-pic.html (8590 words)

	BASIC Stamp 2
		BASIC Stamps are used in educational institutions, industrial applications, and hobbyist projects.
		The BASIC Stamp consists of a PBASIC interpreter, a non-volatile EEPROM, a resonator, and a 5-volt regulator.
		BASIC Stamps are programmed by connecting them to an IBM PC or compatible, and using the appropriate editor software in DOS or Windows.
	www.lynxmotion.com /Product.aspx?productID=49&CategoryID=66 (230 words)

	What is Basic Stamp
		The BASIC Stamp is a micro controller developed by Parallax, Inc.
		The EPROM used in the BASIC Stamp 1 and 2 is guaranteed to function properly for 40 years and for 10,000,000 write cycles per memory location.
		The “BASIC Stamp 2” is known as the BS2-IC, the "BASIC Stamp 2e" is known as the BS2E-IC, and the “BASIC Stamp 2sx” is known as the BS2SX-IC.
	www.britishrobotics.com /P/what_is_basic_stamp.htm (1330 words)

	Basic Stamp Projects
		How to use the BASIC Stamp to help troubleshoot your PC This project decodes the port 80 diagnostic port common to nearly all PCs and displays the last component tested, in English, should the computer hang on power up self test (POST).
		The Basic Stamp I Rev D with the Velleman K2645 Geiger/Muller counter kit and a Hitachi compatible one-line LCD panel display.
		Use a single I/O-pin on your BASIC Stamp to accept keypad entry.
	www.rentron.com /BasicStamp.htm (598 words)

	Build Your Own Basic Stamp
		Creating the Basic Stamp was a master-stroke; being programmable in Basic meant that there was no complex assembly language to be learnt, and its construction as a single module meant it was easy to wire up and program, using a serial or parallel interface lead, and no expensive specialised device programmer.
		The Basic Stamp was the forerunner, and inspiration, for many clones of the device, and many alternatives such as the Atom Microcontroller, BasicX and OOPic systems.
		The original Basic stamp was a module, mainly because microcontrollers at the time it was created were very small, were not flash programmable, didn't have onboard EEPROM and so an external memory chip had to be used.
	www.hippy.freeserve.co.uk /diystamp.htm (8663 words)

	Physical Computing
		The BASIC stamp is programmed using a variation of the BASIC programming language.
		The BASIC compiler is a program for the PC that allows you to write and edit programs for the stamp, then compiles your program into the stamp's machine language and downloads it to the stamp.
		In BASIC, variables have to be declared at the start of the program so the stamp knows how much memory to set aside for them.
	www.tigoe.net /pcomp/stamp/stamp-programming.shtml (534 words)

	Basic Stamp 2
		The Basic Stamp 2 is not terribly powerful compared to the competition - but it can still be a good place to start.
		The Basic Stamp has become extremely popular over the years - so a lot of source code on how to interface with various devices is available.
		The Basic Stamp Discovery Kit for $140 includes everything you need to get started (chip, board, documentation, and some sensors).
	www.spambutcher.com /parts/basicstamp2.html (201 words)

	DIY MIDI Controllers using PIC Microcontrollers and Basic Stamps
		A Basic Stamp consists of a tiny circuit board on which is soldered a PIC CPU, a timing crystal, and some EEPROM memory for program storage.
		The general opinion is that the Basic Stamp II is a better starting point for people with little or no programming or electronics experience, as using a PIC directly requires you to learn PIC assembly language which can be tedious if you're not into that kind of thing.
		The Basic Stamp II replaced the POT command with the RCTIME command which requires a different circuit - see the Stamp II manual for details or John Radenberg's Basic Stamp DIY knob box page for a functioning example.
	www.audiomulch.com /midipic (2378 words)

	Introduction to the Basic Stamp
		If you already have the BASIC Stamp and cable, the book and CD are probably still worth the $34.95 price.
		This combination permits a beginner to learn the BASIC Stamp step by step with the guidance of Scott Edwards, STAMP guru, who wrote the Nuts and Volts magazine Stamp Applications Column.
		This package is a great introduction to the BASIC Stamp and as a bonus includes a robotic project.
	www.seattlerobotics.org /encoder/sep98/chuckc.html (519 words)

	OOPic vs Basic Stamp / A buyers guide.
		Both the OOPic and the Basic Stamp are programmable micro-controllers which utilize a serial EEPROM to store a set of instruction that execute when power is applied.
		The set of instructions is created when a user compiles a program written in Basic.
		Basic Stamp is a registered trademark of Parallax, Inc.
	www.oopic.com /vsbs.htm (302 words)

	Basic Stamp Projects
		to program the Basic Stamp can be found here.
		The Basic Stamp is a PIC Microcontroller, Oscillator, Additional Memory, Voltage Regulation and a BASIC I/O Interpreter all built onto one little circuit board the size of a 24 Pin IC or the size of a large postage stamp.
		This program and a BASIC STAMP II allows you to make an Automated FOX for radio direction finding fun.
	www.qsl.net /wd4bis/bstamp.htm (606 words)

	PIC16/17 Microcontroller & BASIC Stamp
		We have also bought the Parallax, Inc. Basic Stamp II.
		This is a tiny single-board computer with 16 I/O lines, built around the Microchip 16C57 microcontroller, that runs a version of BASIC.
		Its 32 bytes of RAM serve as variable space and I/O pin interface for the BASIC program.
	www.doc.ic.ac.uk /~ih/doc/pic (160 words)

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