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here are some good sites for this
Mutual inductance and basic operation : TRANSFORMERS
http://focus.ti.com/lit/ml/slup127/slup127.pdf
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http://bbs.dianyuan.com/bbs/u/82/659501254714687.pdf
you can use some serial bluetooth module for connecting to the PIC, and some USB device for the PC
u need only a program that will work on the PC and recognize the PIC ..
i use it as a ICSP programmer :)
you need only Vdd, Vss, MCLR, RB6 and RB7 to program a pic
see the pinout of your pic and connect this pins to the pic pins :)
I use WinPic PIC programmer software
first you need to make that the PSU is in stand by mode, because whet it is ins st-by, its automatic powering some of the power down, and then u can simple turn it off by a manual switch, search the web for the schematic of the PSU, see where needs to be puled up or down to go in st-by
you can not charge a battery that is 4.2V from the USB hub, because it gives about 4.8 to 5V, and u need about 4.6 or 4.8V for charging
you need an external power supply, if the battery were 1.2V or 2.7V or 3.7V you can charge them from the USB
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with the pot you can...
first go to some image host like
ImageShack® - Online Photo and Video Hosting or
TinyPic - Free Image Hosting, Photo Sharing & Video Hosting
upload there your photo and
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then just paste the copy of the link here (the link in the image is from TinyPic)
go to some image host there are a lot of them
upload you image and add the link to your post, put the link in the image frame in the toollbar (click on the image frame and put the link in the blank window )
and the image appears in your post ...
when I have used my old ICD2 clone on the DB9, sometime i had some error messages, because the connector (DB9) was not connected on the GND pin, so try to connect it to gnd
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