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Feedback Device
Hi. I'm trying to build a feedback device that functions sort of like audience feedback system, recording responses on a database. I really have no idea where to start. The device will have five buttons and five corresponding LEDs. The device will interface with a computer program via USB. It is somewhat similar to the iClicker except it does not need to communicate wirelessly. Does anyone know where I might start on a project such as this?? Thanks.
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I've taken introductory courses to C, C++, and Java programming. I've also done several projects using the Motorola 9S12 microcontroller. I'm thinking of using an AVR or PIC, but I think that each may be a bit more complicated than I need for this simple task. Does any have suggestions on appropriate microcontrollers? The only stipulation is that it must have USB support.
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