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Hi All,
I want to write (modify) the eeprom of the PIC16F628A which is code protected. All of the programmers first of all sends the "bulk erase" & erase all locked flash content then updates the eeprom contents. Is there a way to update the eeprom contents without erasing locked flash content...
Hi to all
I want to design a box which have the following properties.
The incoming voltage is 24V. The output voltage will be adjusted by a pot, and the output voltage will be between 0 to 24 V. And the output current will be about 10 A.
Could you help me to design such a system.
How will...
what is pcb tooling cost
Hi to all
Can anyone tell me the price levels for the following PCB tool? Of course i know that it varies with the options that you choose? But tell me a rough price level please
1-) Altium Designer
2-) Cadence Allegro
3-) Mentor PADS
thanks
Generally square pins are used only on the first pin of the ic, it is just an indicator of the first pin.
Square pins may sometimes cause clearance problems.
yuri tiomkin
I used the LPC2148 and 8 PCA9555 using this code. Everything nice except StopI2C function. It needs to change, on the hand sometimes it waits forever.
void StopI2C(void){
I20CONSET = STO;
I20CONCLR = SIC;
while((I20CONSET&STO)) ;// wait for Stopped bus I2C
}
Hello to all
I am digital eng. and need assistance for some analog problems
Here is my problem
I need to level shift an 0 to 5V incoming analog signal to 2.5V down.
ie.
0V --> -2.5V,
2.5V --> 0V,
5V --> 2.5V
I can not do it a capacitor because i need dc coupling.
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