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VSS -> GND
VDD -> +5v
VEE -> connected to the middle pin of a 3 pin variable resistor... like this: 1st pin +5V... 2nd pin LCD-VEE... 3rd pin GND
RS, RW, E -> the connection depends on your design, per example, with an Arduino, i connect RS and E to Arduino, and RW to GND
D0 to D7 -> again, it...
Maybe your ISO is corrupted, can you download it again?
I've never used a DVD-ISO, i always use the CD-ISO.
Have you ever tried to install another Linux distro? Such as Ubuntu or something like that? Maybe the problem with that "freeze" after the keyboard selection isnt about the ISOs, maybe...
Oh wow, wikipedia doesnt help too much =P
You cannot recommend FreeBSD to a beginner because that person needs to learn at least the basic commands. As i said, Ubuntu /Mint is for beginners, then you can use Fedora because you can personalize it as you wish, then, if you really wanna learn...
It depends, per example, if you have a DSP and you need to know whats going in with your filter, you can use Matlab to see whats happening, and then write the C code for your DSP. In your case, you are implementing an algorithm, i suggest to use Matlab first.
If you have zero knowledge about Linux, I mean, you dont even know what Gnome or KDE is, you can start from Ubuntu, its friendly and almost easy as Windows, you have a lot of software to try and the journey will be easy.
Once you have tried Ubuntu for about 3 weeks, you can start to learn some...
Yes, but you need to know how many steps does your motor need to fully rotate, then you can program it in Pic.
And that's why data sheets was made for.
If you have a +-20v power source then you can use an Operational Amplifier, buy you are gonna need another source, less than the main source.. An OpAmp configured as Inverter, then you just calculate resistors to get your gain, and you are gonna need another source, i say... 5v (to simplify...
How much voltage does your motors need?
How many current does your motors need?
How many current can your power source provide?
Why are you using 6v, if you said that you have a 9v source?
If you wanna discard hardware problems and see if your problems are drivers, use an Ubuntu Live CD, just put it inside, use it, and if your computer doesn't hangs up, then it's a drivers problem, if still hangs with Ubuntu Live CD, then it's a hardware problem, maybe from the motherboard.
Omg, UCF is not so hard to make, just read your code, usually UART codes just need RX and TX pins to be associated with your FPGA, if you figure it out by yourself you will learn a lot. Just try.
To priya977.
But what do you wanna use for your project? Pic? Avr? Arduino maybe? FPGA? CPLD? Do you have basic knowledge in microcontroller programming or something else? I don't know, you have to tell us something about it, we can't make your project, but we can help you if you have something...
Look in Google for "homemade mp3 player pic"... or something like that and it will help.
I've found something:
020 - EchoMp3 v1.4 - MMC/SD Card MP3 Player
And a book that might be helpful:
SD Card Projects Using the PIC Microcontroller - Elsevier, there's a preview in Google Books.
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