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    Airflow closed-loop control using FAN speed PWM control

    close loop pwm I want to design an Airflow closed-loop control system. Now there is a question. The following are devices in this system: (1) Airflow analyzer with a velocity sensor: measure the sensor point airflow; (2) MCU board: read the current airflow value from Airflow analyzer via...
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    Airflow closed-loop control using FAN speed PWM control

    fan pwm frequency I want to design an Airflow closed-loop control system. Now there is a question. The following are devices in this system: (1) Airflow analyzer with a velocity sensor: measure the sensor point airflow; (2) MCU board: read the current airflow value from Airflow analyzer via...
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    Which sensor to use for measuring the current of a single phase motor?

    Re: current measurement I agree with you. Another key point is that the resistor ( always we call it SHUNT) should be placed in low voltage side to avoid high common mode voltage for Op Amp.
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    Timer/Counter problem in PIC16F819 and Proteus model for it

    proteus counter timer Most of PIC16Fxxx MCUs with internal OSC default frequency is 4MHz after reset.
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    How to write a C program which exchange the bits in a byte?

    Re: How to write a C program which exchange the bits in a by Sorry. It should be (byte *a)
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    How to write a C program which exchange the bits in a byte?

    Re: How to write a C program which exchange the bits in a by If what you want is just fast may be look-up-table is a better method. But I think for 8-bits byte we can code in a "stupid" way like this: void reverse_byte(byte &a) { byte b ; b = *a; *a=0; *a += (b&(1<<7))>>7; *a +=...
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    What's the appropriate programmer for PICDEM.NET 2 board?

    Re: PIC Programmer IN fact, because it supports ICSP™/MPLAB ICD 2 interface connector for in circuit programming and debugging. ICD2 can be used as a debugger and a programmer. Also other ICSP professional programmers are compatible with this development board.
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    100 points for good idea

    PIC16 series MCU + one RTC chip for date and time + Max232 for seirial communication + PC master sw( developped with VS or Delphi or other IDE if run on Windows )

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