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did you mean mv/G or counts/G in the followings statements?
Hey wait a minute, can you please clarify. I'm a bit confused...
counts/G = (Xmax`-`Xmin)/2
and the code for this would be something like the following, right?
void Return_x_in_Gs(){
unsigned int16 , adcCounts, g=0;
adcCounts...
french rabbit processor
Rabbit4000 is one of the best processor. Good news is the software that comes with a devt board containing this processor has a bunch of ready to run source code.
You can implement ethernet, more serial ports, etc. it's capable of performing complex mathematical...
adxl330 calculation
I'm trying to build a vibration & shock analysis sensor device. I've interfaced adxl330 with pic16f877a adc converter. At the moment I'm trying to calibrate adxl330. I got reading from various orientation already as shown below. How do you convert them to Gs. Can someone...
There is no need to write return. void myProcedure(int aValue)
{
if (aValue < 0)
//return; comment out
else
printf("aValue looks good to me: %d\n",aValue);
}
some compilers will actually complain.
Can anyone post the following e-book:
Intelligent Sensor Design Using the Microchip dsPIC
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Can someone help me to write a program where two
processes updating a common resource (e.g. a global variable, a buffer, etc), with one process takes longer to run than the other. Observe the behaviour with and without the use of a semaphore. I'm a newbie to uC/OS-II. Any help will be...
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