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Thanks for your reply. Instead of a microstrip can a high speed buffer like https://www.ti.com/product/buf602 will do the job? I found someone mentioning that in an article.
This may sound like a very newbie question but how to drive a signal generated by microcontroller to a coaxial cable, do I need some special kind of connector?
I have tried without PLL mode but still I am not able to get any values more than couple of hundred KHz, my main objective is to generate a square wave of frequency in 500KHz to 1MHz, I have tried the Output compare module as well but the maximum frequency I get is 62KHz, following is the code...
32 Mhz clock pulse output from pic24f16ka102
I am simply trying to get clock pulse output at CLKO(RA3) from pic24f16ka102 and according to the datasheet, following code should work, but I am not getting any pulse near 32Mhz, I am only getting random pulse with max frequency of some hundred Khz...
I am trying to interface a 16x2 lcd with PIC24F16KA102, without much success. Seems like I am missing something in the code. Here's some code I got from a thread here and modified to work with my muc,
#include "p24Fxxxx.h"
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include "delay.h"
// LCD...
I am replicating the schematic given in the mentioned article and implementing a TDR based application. As I understand the comparators in the circuit are used to trigger the EDGE2 of the CTMU by the reflected wave, can anyone explain the above schematic in little more details?
Does anyone here has experience with CTMU module to create a delay pulse, according to **broken link removed** you can use CTMU module to create a system clock independent output pulses.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks Tahmid for a quick reply, it's a PICKIT2 clone, and I think there's no way I can set the voltage to a lower value. It's USB powered only and the target board is also powered with another USB. Is there any way out?
Can anyone confirm that I would need PICKIT3 to program the PIC24F16KA102 , tried pickit2, but mplab x is giving error
The programmer could not be started: Could not connect to tool hardware: PICkit2PlatformTool, com.microchip.mplab.mdbcore.pickit2.PICkit2DbgToolManager
and PICKIT2 tab...
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Yes, I have gone through it and that's the only resource I have come across, it's quite useful, but I was looking for some more resources related to this, if anyone has come across.
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There's not enough resources available on this topic, does anyone here got something working on this using CTMU? Can anyone share sample code for TDR implementation?
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I am quite new to the PIC stuff and just getting started, I have some specific requirement and I need to understand which one is better for a starter and building a quick prototype, XLP 16 bit development kit + PIC KIT 3 or MPLAB Starter Kit for PIC24F. Starter kit looks like a good choice...
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