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Dear all
i am a new to VHDL and i have to questions
1- iam using model sim students edition to compile the following code
library IEEE;
use IEEE.STD_LOGIC_1164.ALL;
ENTITY latch IS
PORT( d,clk: IN bit;
q,nq : OUT bit);
END ENTITY latch ;
ARCHITECTURE behav OF latch IS
BEGIN
p1...
Dear all
am using the following module as TX-RX remote control, i need your help in connecting the output of the relays to the microcontrolling to implmnet my algorithm
after some searching i got that i may connect this output directly to the micro-controller, but i cannot understand what is...
what about RX706 with PIC 16f877a , any help in decoding phase and if i should use HT12D or not ?
and if yes what is the interfacing will be done ?
Thanks
AA
i want to interface the RX module RX706 with PIC16f877a and i have the following questions
1- will i use HT12D chip to decode the received data before going to PIC, if so what about interfacing and methods
2- could i interface the RX module directly to the PIC ?
3- if any one use this...
Re: Help in PIC 16f877a RAM
Thanks all for your comments and thanks bigdoggruru , could your provide me with simple tips in optmizizng my code , its for interfacing joystick (2axis) 4 positions and i used while loops for every case and in side each one 4 while loops to exit form this cases
Hi,
i used PIC16f877a in interfacing analog joystick ,and using micorC . when i compiled i got the error Routine too large m i got the this problem is due to max page is 2000 instruction , could any one explain that and offer some solutions but not to change this MCU
thanks
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