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I know about Nyquist Theorem, but this is the first time I design something like that, so I don't have experience at all in anti-aliasing filter.
Should I use a higher order passive LPF or a active one?
Thank you.
The sample frequency will be 1000 samples/s. The low pass cutoff frequency is about 200hz.
I was concerned if 1st order is enough. Any suggestions?
Thank you!
I have a doubt about passive filters in differential inputs.
In low pass configuration I found this thread (https://www.edaboard.com/threads/176766/) that tells me to use the RC constant as:
R = R1 + R2
C = C1
But, if I want a high pass do I need to use the same idea or something like this:
R...
Re: USB firmware question
Well, if my calculations are right this bandwidth is enough.
24 channels * 24 bits * 5000 samples/s = 2880000 bits/s or 360000 bytes/s
Now I need to write and test the firmware and see the results.
Thank you!
Re: USB firmware question
I'm not familiar with Ethernet development.. Full-speed USB seems to me that can do the job.
I'll look about WinUSB.
Thank you!
I'm building a system that will get samples from external ADC (SPI) and send to my computer through USB interface, basically a monitoring system.
The final system will consist in 24 channels, each one with 24 bit resolution and sampling rate of 5kHz.
Given this requirements, serial emulation...
I'm thinking in build a Resistance Meter using a microcontroller, but dont know exactly how to do this.
My requirements at beginning: 0 ~ 10Mohms
Searching around, I've found an Microchip application note that describles a construction of a R meter, but the range is too low (0~999ohms) for my...
Good news guys, i pluged the Vdd from ICD2 with Vcc from my power supply and everything worked out!
Now i gonna design a development board for pic18F2550 so I can get deeper and better in the pic programming world
Thank you for your time!
Iuri~
if you mean "Build All", yes.
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I moved to another computer with Windows XP, the the last one was Seven 64 bits, and remade some connections on breadboard and it works ( also in ICD2 supply )!
I'll teste with...
I restarted the computer and checked the breadboard connections and works again ( with ICD2 supply ).
At this moment I'm using the internal oscilator as MCLK and Programmer mode is woking good with ICD2 supply, will try it out later BigDog. I need to set the Debug mode up first!
Yes, already...
PBADEN = OFF already done.. thanks for the tips!
I build the regulator ( 7805 ) and now I got this error when I try to connect the programmer
and this if I try to program
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