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its very easy to write the program in c. its very effective and the size of the program is reduced by half. please send me the circuit u have used and i will help u in programing part . if u r the beginner i have my own working circuit. i wiil help u with thar.
Today's compilers are very efficient. When you write something in C and
look at the machine code via disassembler, it's usually exactly what you would
have done in assembler, so in most of the cases what you (might) gain is not
worth the effort.
Beside this, C is so close to assembler that there is absolutely nothing that you
can do in assembler and not in C.
Dora
vsmGuy said:
C for rapid prototyping. ASM for fine tuned/timed programs.
HI ramjax i am begineer in working on ROBOT used ciruit..
Now i wnt to develop a Line follower ROBOT plz help me in this regard.............
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I am developing A LINE FOLOWER ROBOT using Pic 16f877 ...
But i found data using 8051 and AVR micro controllers..
And hav idea about using L293 driver in this operation..
4 IR sensors r used to find the direction . but idont know how to locate these IR sensor to interface in the circuit..
hello i need help with line following robot but i`m using parallax micro chip...can you help me with that or do you have coding and the circuit...it will be very helpfull for me....thank you.
if you have IR photo diodes then it will be easy, otherwise it goes complex to work with TSOP sensors because it needs 38kHz ir light.
some advance TSOPs need pulsating 38KHz i.e. a constant 38KHz will not work.
rest of the things are easy
line follower can be done without microcontroller also.
the control algorithm can be simple or a complex as PID controlled or trained ANN
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