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i hv voltage signal 0-10V or current 4-20mA as input..
i need to convert this signal to an Output voltage to control my device..
the input source to control my device should b voltage supply with at least 3A.
so what circuit can i use to get the voltage??
thanks
i m using PIC16F877..
i would like to use 25 analog device as input signal, so i choose to use four PIC to control it(one PIC can control 8 analog input)..
the four PIC will send a command to LCD when either one of the analog device give input value..
the problem is how should i do in order to...
traxmaker
i m using TraxMaker trial edition now..
may i know where can i get to buy the software in Malaysia?
the TraxMaker software is inside combine with CircuitMaker2000,is it possible i still can get the 2000 edition?
or do anybody know there is still got lastest edition for TraxMaker?
i...
i m using PIC16F877.
i had been ask to use potentiometer as analog input(0-5V) for PIC and display a range value(00.00-10.00) on LCD..
may i know that is it for one analog signal input to PIC, there are only 256 location to store the convert result?
since every port consist of 8 bits(mean...
Re: problem with LCD
what you mean by 'get initialized'??
for the potentiometer, i had adjust from the maximum to minimum, but the LCD still show nothing..
before that, i had try to test the LCD by stand-alone circuit(with no microcontroller) which connect the LCD pin to resistor and +5V..the...
i m using PIC16F877 to run LED and LCD Display, the LCD that i use is type CMC216x01..(www.cct.com.my)
after i burn my program code inside PIC and run it..
the LED can blink as i want, but the LCD show nothing...
before that,the PIC that i program can run well on PICDEM2 PLUS(the LED and LCD...
i m using PIC16F877, assembly language to display ADC value on LCD..
before that, i already success to get the display value from 0.00-16.00..
but now i want to display the value from -5.00 until 5.00..
so how should i do in order to get the range??
i had try to display a range of...
i m using PIC16F877, i want to display ADC(0-5V) on LCD display that show a number 0.00-10.00..
i didn't use floating point instead i used decimal point to display the 2 digit of division..
the problem is the biggest number that is showed will become out of range..
for example, the formula...
may i know where can i buy/get PCB etching stamping..
i not sure with its' name..
i just know how it is used..
for a copper board which is used to design PCB,
at the place which would like to remain the copper for solder the E&E component, i can place the stamping on the copper board...
i m asking to do an assigment(PIC16F877-ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE) which the input is in analog 5-10V(potentiometer),
but the output that i want to show on the LCD rescale became 0.00-10.00(decimal number)...
may i know where can i start??
may i know that where can i get the tutorial about this kind...
since i m new to use PIC control LCD, by using PICDEN 2PLUS demo, i also not sure with the setting of the code related to the port pin location...
from the circuit diagram, it's show that DB3-DB6 connect to RD0-RD3,
RS,EN,RW connect to RA1-RA3..
i not sure how to define the setting of pin...
:cry:i m asking to use PIC16F877 to display a text on LCD..
I had try with a lot of LCD example, but the LCD on PICDEMO 2PLUS show NOTHING..:cry::cry::cry:
i really really don't know where my mistake..i had spend a lot of time correct the source code, but finally still show NOTHING..:?::?:
i...
i m using four demultiplexs(A,B,C,D).
Each demultiplex got 10 outputs
(A0,A1,A2,..A9; B0,B1,B2...B9; C0,C1..C9; D0,D1,D2...D9).
i now want to put (A0,B0,C0,D0) in one node; (A1,B1,C1,D1) in one node;
(A2,B2,C2,D2) in one node and so on..
when i "on" 'A' demultiplex and 'off' 'B,C,D'...
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