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I am trying to use XC9572 but because of this problem I can't use it :
http://www.blunk-electronic.de/ise/howto_erase_XC9500.pdf
I need an old version of ISE 3.3 or before than that.
Thanks in advance
I found some interesting links :
Archive of files (FTP) :
http://sa89a.net/ele/ub/
Russian Tutorial :
http://we.easyelectronics.ru/plis/usb-blaster.html
ALTERA --> Quartus
Lattice --> XP2Write
**broken link removed**
Xilinx --> urjtag (?)...
So I have to use lower resistor for current limiting?
5v Source voltage
2v diode forward voltage
25 * 64 diode forward current (mA)
So according to www.ledcalc.com : R = 2.2 ohm 5 wat
Is this right?
I am controlling LED anode with EPROM and LED cathode with 238 :
EPROM --> Buffer --> Anode
238 --> Driver --> Cathode
But it seems that it is possible to swap the cathode and anode circuits :
238 --> Buffer --> Anode
EPROM --> Driver --> Cathode
Which setup is better?
Is there any difference...
I found this project but unfortunately it is in Japanese : **broken link removed**
Fortunately someone explained briefly in English about it, but unfortunately the links to the pictures on how to configure PIC18F2550 are dead! : **broken link removed**
Can anyone find out what configuration...
How about this one :
Added ULN2803
Added pull-up resistors
Replaced 138 with 238 (for inverted output to be used with ULN)
Will it work?
Any other suggestion?
There is also another problem with my design :
The LEDs are not bright enough.
How can I fix it?
By the way I am using 150 ohm for current limiting resistors.
I designed a 8x8 Dot Matrix LED :
And here is the schematic :
It works fine.
But I see that in some other schematics there are pull up resistors :
Do I need those pull up resistors?
Thanks in advance
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