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i am using the infrared as the smoke detector,but the problem is i dunno how to reduce the voltage so that whenever it detect certain type of smoke(cigarette smoke),it will become "4.5V" and send the signal to the PIC,then only the PIC will started to record down the total amount of cigarette...
thats is some problem when i compile this source code,can anyone of u help me check what is the problem and help me edit it?
#include <16F877A.h>
#FUSES NOWDT //No Watch Dog Timer
#FUSES XT //High speed Osc (> 4mhz)
#FUSES BROWNOUT...
wizpic,could u tell me where u from and how can I contact u so that u able to help me to do the project(source code)?
I wil pay for it if u seriously can help me out....
by the way i am from malaysia..
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actually i also facing the problem while i doing my circuit.
as...
My project is "Help Quit Smoking Wristband by Using the Application of PIC".
I need a source code that able to make my smoke detector (IR emitter and receiver) to send a signal to the PIC16F877A using the C-language whenever it detect the cigarette smoke.
I also having the same problem like you,if u already find out the solution,can u send the source code and teach me how to do it through email??
my address is jackson_gan_ipoh@hotmail.com
hey,i am having the same problem like you,and my condition is much more worse than you,i dunno how to writet the source code for the system whenever the smoke detector detect the smoke and send the signal to the PIC16F877,since u already ask this question one year ago,I guess u already find a...
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