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    [SOLVED] First project with Atmega328P -108mA for blinking one led.

    Pin 7 dont have voltage. Only AVCC. After i connect pin 7 to Vcc everething come to normal(16 mA total consum).
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    [SOLVED] First project with Atmega328P -108mA for blinking one led.

    Please help me understand. Electrostatic discharge (ESD)? ESR google say Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate?!? On schematics led are backwards, on pcb they are put right. The led on D13 work, the Nokia work BUT power absorbtion is to high. What mistake i made on schematics?
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    [SOLVED] First project with Atmega328P -108mA for blinking one led.

    I use an ebay version of nokia5110, at 5v.
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    [SOLVED] First project with Atmega328P -108mA for blinking one led.

    I remove the Nokia 5110 and the consumtion varied with a few mA. All the time the nokia led where off(i intend to use pwm on them)
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    [SOLVED] First project with Atmega328P -108mA for blinking one led.

    Nokia 5110 have 4 led. LEDPWN go to 100ohm pot. - - - Updated - - - The entire schematics consume 108mA. Not one port. And i want to now why.
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    [SOLVED] First project with Atmega328P -108mA for blinking one led.

    It is my first project using Atmega328P. I try to clone Arduino Uno and make my board(see atach). I upload blink.ino and my power source show 108mA. And micro become hot. The led is blinking but 108mA is to much. What i done wrong? PS: in schematics i have two R3 but PCB is ok, they are not one...
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    Noob with PIC12F683. work with Vcc from PICKIR2, always on with external power.

    Yes 12 V is ok. In hardware my led is conected ok. Strange thing: i put MCLR la ground(i disconected the diode 1n4148) and with external power is working. I dont understand .....
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    Noob with PIC12F683. work with Vcc from PICKIR2, always on with external power.

    I know that my English is not so good, but this code work when Vcc is from Pickit2. Where i remove my Pickit2 and power come from external plug(12v) led is always ON.
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    Noob with PIC12F683. work with Vcc from PICKIR2, always on with external power.

    Hi. I start playing with PIC12F683. I mad a simple blinker(see schematics) With my code (see below) when VCC is coming from PICKIT2 its wotking fine. When my power come from external 12v my led is always ON. Please advice. What is wrong in my schematics...
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    New to PIC18F2550 and MiKroC 6.4.0

    No need. I just fixet. It look that in Mikroc when you fix clock in fact is only a declaration for delay function (like XTAL_Frec from Hitech C).
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    New to PIC18F2550 and MiKroC 6.4.0

    Hi I downloaded MikroC 6.4.0 and i try my first program: blinking led. I have one led on RB7. No Qtal just internal osc. This is my code void main() { PORTB=0; TRISB=0; CMCON = 0x07; // Disable comparators ADCON1 = 0x0F; // Disable Analog functions while(1){ PORTB =...
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    voltmeter using pic 16f877a problem

    And the Mother-of-All is this https://electronics-diy.com/70v_pic_voltmeter_amperemeter.php.
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    voltmeter using pic 16f877a problem

    With this value for R1 and R2 is 30V. And around 3a for current.
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    how to get 10bit ADC data in PIC

    Master LATDbits.LATD0 = 0; //Slave select while(SSPSTATbits.BF == 0); //wait untill the buffer is full var1 = SSPBUF; LATDbits.LATD0 = 1; delay highbyte = var1; highbyte = highbyte << 8; LATDbits.LATD0 = 0; while(SSPSTATbits.BF == 0); var2 = SSPBUF; LATDbits.LATD0 = 1; delay lowbyte...
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    how to get 10bit ADC data in PIC

    Then send ADRESL and ADRESH and at destination compose this two 8 bit in on 16 bit value(integer)

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