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Hi,
You can find a lot of code for PICs with HiTech C here:
https://www.microchipc.com/
They have examples of both character and graphic LCDs, as well as many other examples.
Re: why 230 volts for AC
Thanks for that!
I thought, though, that South Korea was at 50Hz? I brought back an Altec amplifier, and when I changed the transformers out, they were rated for 50Hz.
Korea has a very interesting history and culture! (Not to mention the TWO ubiquitous cities!)
Re: The best Junebug kit introduction before DEC 1, 2007 to
IamnotJunk, I see you on this, and many other threads, with your derogatory and inflammatory comments. Why don't you grow up, and stop acting like you are Junk.
Re: Laugh out loud newbie question: how much does voltage ma
Halls, you are correct, right up to the point you say this:
this one is easy: Imagine a water pipe, with lots of water pressure, and thus, lots of water flow going through that pipe. After going through the pipe, the water finds...
adc pic16f877
Hi, looks like you are using CCS C?
I think what you need to do is in fact, delay, for a slight time, between setting the ADC channel, and reading it. You shouldn't need to do this before the first reading. What I would do is set the channel, print what your are going to, then...
Cheaper than CCS, and everything HighTech is:
Source Boost C
It is under a hundred dollars, and you can have pointers to functions. It covers all families of PICs
Re: Transistor
Yes, it is an N channel E-mode MOSFET, capable of switching up to 400mA, at up to 60 volts. Any N channel Emosfet which will pass this much current should work as a replacement.
what is a bootloader
Hi,
A bootloader is a small program which you program into your microcontroller, which then downloads your firmware to the microcontroller by serial port. This way you no longer need a programmer to program your microcontroller. You just use the bootloader to do this with...
mikroc clock
Hi,
With most C compilers for micros, you have to tell the compiler what clock speed you are running your microcontroller at.
I'm not sure about Micro C, but somewhere in your help file, or documentation you should be able to find how to do this.
According to their docs you have to...
Hi CMOS,
It is used the same as on the desktop environments. It depends on the compiler, but with most it just outputs a formated string to standard out, which may be an LCD, or serial port. In some compilers (HiTech, and perhaps C180 you have to write your own putc function for this to work. In...
Yes, but niether of those use the PIC as a host, the PC is the host and the PIC is the USB drive. I think what the OP was looking to do was connect a USB drive to the PIC, with the PIC as host.
Regards.
Robert
PS, but wouldn't it be nice if it was possible?
amd temperature
The best prices for the sht10s I have seen, is on the site posted just above this one
TechToys. The 80 Hongkong dollars translates to $10.29 USD, and I think it is the best deal for this sensor on the net! Plus, John is very generous in terms of providing information and help...
interfacing hih humidity sensor with pic
Hi Ammamon,
I have heard of a method of doing this with a resistor. I haven't had time to try it yet, but I think it will work well, and do plan on trying it.
You scrape the outside layer off of the resistor to expose the carbon to the atmosphere. The...
I really doubt you will find an 16F84 cheaper than the 16F628A. Besides that, the F84 does not have a serial port, so you would end up bit banging it, and have to pole it to receive. Not a very good idea.
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