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I don't understand how that statement is vague. every circuit that is simulated and then tested practically will have slightly different values because of different factors, no?
when i simulated the instrumentation amplifier and then tested it practically, the values i got are correct, but...
i'm asked to same question because it wasn't answer, sorry.
i don't have the equipment right now to debug or use a simulator, but i'm asking you just by looking at the code, does it look written properly. i'm really very very new to programming so I don't understand if i'm even writing it...
I'm testing a basic 3 op amp instrumentation amplifier.
I simulated the circuit firstly and then tested it using practical equipment.
If expected the results would differ slightly, but I want to know why. What factors are causing the results to differ slightly between a computer simulation and...
i've tested the code and the LED will toggle once, but it won't toggle every time a transmission is received as i want it to.
theoretically should that code work? have i written it properly?
This is a very simple coding question as I'm very new to programming. I'm just testing communicating two MSP430s using I2C and I need to simply blink an LED when the slave receives the transmitted data.
The code for the slave is shown below. In the ISR, in case 10, I put P1OUT ^= BIT0;
Should...
I'm using an MSP430 MC and I've got a basic task to perform. I've not been coding for long so I'm unsure.
#define STATUS_PASS (1)
#define STATUS_FAIL (0)
#define USB_STRING_LEN (15)
#define V_ones (9) // USB_string[9] = ones of V
#define V_tenths (11)...
I'm using a MSP430F5438A
I've been learning C for a little while and I've just started to learn assembler.
I have this question:Change the above code to turn on both LED 1 and LED 2 when both switches s1 and s2 are pressed (and turn both LEDs off otherwise)
Here is the code:
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