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sajeev



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Post18 Oct 2007 20:15   

which MCLR arrangement is good and recomended?


MCLR+1k,
MCLR+4K7,
MCLR+10K,
MCLR+33K ??
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blueroomelectronics



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Post18 Oct 2007 20:24   

which MCLR arrangement is good and recomended?


MCLR 22K is recommended by the PICkit 2. A diode is nice too.
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Prabakaran



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Post19 Oct 2007 6:03   

which MCLR arrangement is good and recomended?


The MCLR depends upon Micontroller ur using . SO check the MCLR current input required for that controller.
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Post19 Oct 2007 6:07   

Re: which MCLR arrangement is good and recomended?


blueroomelectronics wrote:
A diode is nice too.

Which diode are you talking about?
A diode between MCLR# and Vcc will make high-voltage in-circuit programming impossible.
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sajeev



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Post19 Oct 2007 6:12   

Re: which MCLR arrangement is good and recomended?


For PIC16 series, which combination will give protection against unwanted resets...?
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blueroomelectronics



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Post19 Oct 2007 6:35   

Re: which MCLR arrangement is good and recomended?


The diode between VDD is typical as it keeps your 13V VPP from being pulled to VDD.
Note the 100nf cap is not such a good idea though and that 2K is lower than I'd use. 10K thru 22K are usually fine.
which MCLR arrangement is good and recomended?
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sajeev



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Post19 Oct 2007 6:49   

Re: which MCLR arrangement is good and recomended?


blueroomelectronics wrote:
The diode between VDD is typical as it keeps your 13V VPP from being pulled to VDD.
Note the 100nf cap is not such a good idea though and that 2K is lower than I'd use. 10K thru 22K are usually fine.
which MCLR arrangement is good and recomended?


Hi,
But most of the ciruit use 100nf, and the diode ,I think it is needed only for programming purpose, not for a finished board.
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blueroomelectronics



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Post19 Oct 2007 16:18   

which MCLR arrangement is good and recomended?


You don't need anything for just programming the PIC. Hook it up directly to the programmer.
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