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In vb 2010 I am trying to receive data from my controller which is set to transmit data at 2400 baud rate that data I want to display in text of VB form, can any one help me with code example.
Controller code is already written and working fine, check on hyper terminal.
I am trying to run USB on controller pic24fj256da210 but it's getting hang at a part of USB code.
if(USBHostMSDSCSIMediaDetect())
Full code
while(1)
{
//USB stack process function
USBTasks();
//if thumbdrive is plugged in...
I want to move data on LCD pin which connected on pin number 12,13 and 15 portB, Will give logic will work portB have pin 0 to 7 and then 12 to 15 pin. I am using p24fj64gc010 controller
void dis_data (unsigned char dataout)
{
unsigned int dataout1;
dataout1 = (dataout << 4 ) & 0xF00...
main()
{
int a , b;
a = 10;
printf( "Value of b is %d\n", (a == 1) ? 20: 30 );
printf( "Value of b is %d\n", (a == 10) ? 20: 30 );
}
what ? and : performing in code
OK I check signal at DSO and find that my upper lever MOSFET voltage from source to gate is not getting more than 2VDC, according to MOSFET use in H-bridge, voltage between source and gate should be more than 6VDC to get MOSFET fully ON.
As you can see Image, there is in each Image written q78, q98, q109 and on same Image you can find circuit diagram of H-bridge where you get Q9,Q10 and Q7, Input signal to gate for each MOSFET is shown in DSO image.
In attached image can be seen that 3 MOSFET is getting ON in which one is with opposite face.well according to logic only two MOSFET have to get ON, which are diagonally opposite.
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