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Dear all,
I want to make a camera system comosed of a CMOS image sensor and a Microcontroller
, and i want to add a circuit to give it the clock?
there is one pin for the clock?
also how to synchronize the sensor and the micro controller.
thanks in advance
Moustafa
dear all
I live in Egypt ,can anyone till me a good source for the surface mount resistor, capacitor, inductors which i can buy them from the internet
thanks in advane
moustafa
I live in Egypt ,can anyone till me a good source for the surface mount resistor, capacitor, inductors which i can buy them from the internet
thanks in advane
moustafa
serial communication problem with pic16f877a
thanks
i checked the connection again and i know the problem , it was the serial cable connection : i use the male pin cnfiguration insted of the female to know the RX,TX,..
about the compiler i saw the generated assembly and it does that check...
pic16f877a serial communication
dear all
I am using the pic 16f877a to make serial comm. with the PC via RS232
also i use MicroC c-compiler and the code as follows
when i tried the hyperterminal it does not receive any thing from PIC
the program is simple : send character from computer to PIC...
Re: ccd or cmos camera
you can the cmos image sensor modules from ebay
also there is a good module called CMU which uses CMOS image sensor module
https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~cmucam2/ , read the documentation they are mentioning the components and the circuit.
Dear all,
I am using PIC16F877A and want to connect to another device using I2C.
can i make a simple voltage divider to make level shifter from 5volt to 3.3volt
or i have to make a nother circuit?
I will use I2C to read and write so the level shifter should be bidirectional.
and can any one tell...
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