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    Looking for the best price of ARM microcontroller

    Re: ARM micro price Atmel recently came out with a 40MHz for 3 bucks
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    PIC and buck converter

    Looks interesting, I need something along the lines of a battery charger, constant current while stepping down the voltage. Microchip/Atmel have app notes on the topic; i was interested to see if anybody implemented something similar and how reliable/safe the firmware was.
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    PIC and buck converter

    Anybody done a constant current cource with a PIC?
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    how to save data on power failure

    1) powerin--------a-------schottky--------b--------mcu 2) c-----charger---d----schottky-------e 3) gnd-------supercap-------f Connect: c to a e to b f to d if you do this you wont have problems the charger can be a mosfet+current limiting resistor look at app notes at www.cap-xx.com in the...
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    how to save data on power failure

    if you use a supercap: dV=I*ESR+I*dt/C trivial example: dV=0.5V (allowable drop in voltage from vcc) I=0.1A (current needed) ESR supercap=0.080Ohm C supercap=1F 0.5=0.008+0.1*dt dt=4.92 seconds....that's enough time to erase+write 8K of flash -if you place the cap in parallel with the...
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    How to fool a USB host still attached to the USB hub?

    fooling usb advanced is there any way to fool a usb host that it's still attached to a usb hub given that Vbus+Gnd are attached, and milisecond disconnects on D+,D-? How about a pull-up on D+ on the host side
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    how to save data on power failure

    For the capacitor i would use something with a very low ESR you wont get much power out of it otherwise You can also provide power to your whole assembly mcu included if you use a supercapacitor; they have esr in the range of tens of milliohms. Then all you need is a fet to charge it and a...
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    How to read inputs from 4*4 hexadecimal keypad?

    key pad interfacing program for arm at91sam7s256 write 3 routines: 1) getRowValue - drive columns low sequentially - for each column driven low look for 2 rows (max) being low (this way you can implement chording) 2) getKey - this calls routine 1 and returns max 2rows 2 columns = 2 keys...
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    Can we convert composite into analoge RGB using fpga

    best convert composite TVP5150 from TI accepts composite and svhs and spits out 8 bit 4:2:2 YcbCr and discrete syncs; it's cheap; and all you need to do is a 3x3 matrix multiplication to get RGB; xilinx has app note
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    PADSPCB and multiple boards on same panel

    majnoon : i prefer to use pads and create a single gerber....it's safer; thanks though Beepster : What i forgot to mention probably the most important feat. is that my boards all have mixed gnd/power planes with power=7 different plane areas and 2 different grounds, the planes do not copy and...
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    PADSPCB and multiple boards on same panel

    Hi all I have 3 different .pcb files that i wanna pack up and gerber for a single panel. Has anybody done this before? i appreciate the help radu
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    How to implement on screen display for LCD FPGA application?

    Re: on screen display true; the block and the code are helpfull
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    How to implement on screen display for LCD FPGA application?

    Re: on screen display english would be much nicer; but the pdf will do the trick; thanks
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    How to implement on screen display for LCD FPGA application?

    on screen display hi all any suggestions/papers/pointers/tutorials on how to go about implementing an on screen display for a lcd fpga (xilinx vhdl) application? cheers radu
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    Looking for information to understand device programming

    Re: in device programming for what os?

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