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I am doing a PIC based webserver project using TCP/IP stack V3.75 from Microchip. I want to add a login window before the home page can be accessed. I just don't know where should I start from or is there any source code available for this purpose for downloading? Thanks for your help.
no where I can find it. that is why I would ask it here. I learned VLSI many years ago and I have many book for it. But none of them mentions what are the differences between select layer and active layer?
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I am so sorry about my describtion on the top. Now the thing had changed to just the opposite. When the feedback resistor in the range from 10's M to morn than 100 M ohm, the output has big noise ripple. I found that the noise source is come from inverting input (- input). When the feedback...
The amp I used are LT1008 and CA3140E. the circuit is routed on breadboard. I added a .2 uf cerimetic cap accros pin 1 and pin 8. It really help a lot. I don't have any bigger cap for now to try further. Can I get a straight line using this method or any other good method?
The noninverting input is connected to ground, inverting input connected to a voltage source through a resistor and another resistor form a feedback loop from output to inverting input. when the feedback resistor's resistance is huge like 100 M Ohm and above. there is no oscillation. but when...
I am routing this circuit on a breadboard. The power is +-8 V for amplifiers and 5 V for MCU and LCD. You gave two reasons "Maybe you have a damaged part or PC board contamination." which, for now, I am concerning most. I am going to check the part, it is JRC NJU4051BD, and see if it is...
now I am using a 8 by 1 analog switch 4051 in my circuit. When I choose X7 port, i.e. ABC = 111 I got a current of 4 ~5 uA from X port where I expect a 0.02 uA coming out from. When I disconnect all connctions from x0 ~x6, I got much better result. I think other channels make some effects on...
this is a circuit for measuring resistance with auto calibration function. There are very less and poor description with this schematic. I'll appreciate it if some one can explain it for me. Rx is the resistor will be measured.
I need this power supply +5v to MCU, LCD, Multiplexer etc. and +-15v to Op Amp. So the current required is not high. I don't know how can I get these three DC voltages at one time. It'll be great if there is a schematic of it available.
Re: assembly help
Hi see here:
http://www.winpicprog.co.uk/pic_tutorial.htm
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http://hobby_elec.piclist.com/e_pic.htm
http://www.amqrp.org/elmer160/lessons/
good luck!
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