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atmega8/48/
Sorry I can catch your meaning,xxtigerxx.
My english is poor.
Do you want a AVR hardware simulater?
Or you want a AVR developboard?
Or you want a software to burn code into AVR chip?
10khz pwm
member_tdh:
It is no wise to use a AT89c52 produce 10K PWM,unless tasks you give to the chip is few.
However,I will answer your question.
Use keil C to compile the following C programme
//Use 24M oscillator
#define T0_Init_Data 0x38
sbit PWM_Pin=P0^0;
unsigned char High_V_Data...
My dear friend:
At 1st I will apologize for my poor Enghish.
I hope you can understand what I mean.
Now I will use AT89C51 (a chip compatible with MCS-51 products) to explain:
Suppose there are two tasks: Task1 and Task2
When operate Task1, the value of OS stack pointer----SP is 00H (...
LED control circuit help
Hello aviator91:
What is the pattern of the switch you use?
Is the switch that you give it a push then it can bound up?
or you can only close it or open it ?
if your DC moto is low power supply,and brushness then the volt may be 6v,9v,12v,24v.......48v.
DC moto's speed relate to the voltage.,and DC moto's torsion relate to the current.
you can use a DC voltage supplier give power to your moto,from zero voltage.
And you use an encoder or other...
need help
it looks like c language used in ICCAVR----a software used in AVR chip programme.
"pragma" use like the following:
#pragma interrupt_handler T0_OVF:10
void T0_OVF( void )
{
........
}
like a declaration before a interrupt handler function
I don't know whether it is the answer...
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