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    Serial to Ethernet converter.....

    well i am using PIC18f4620 micro-controller...and i have that microchip TCP/IP stack also.. but the problem is that i exactly dont know what all stack modules i need from that stack to make a serial to ethernet converter. i will upload my design also. But still am not able to get that whole...
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    Serial to Ethernet converter.....

    hi i am designing a serial to ethernet converter by using PIC18f4620. Actually i have just started working on it. i need some help and some ideas about what all i will need for making this. i have studied ARP protocol. please guide me if any one .. thanx in advance[/b]
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    need help regarding PIC18f4620 Timers

    okay..thnx...n one more thing is that i am not getting how the values of TMR0L nd TMR0H registers..and when am using it in 16-bit mode..its not modifying the value of TMR0H register..actually it is writing in this register but after the overflow in TMR0L register it is not incrementing higher...
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    need help regarding PIC18f4620 Timers

    hi.. i have worked on 8051 and ARM7 controllers but right now am working on a PIC18f4620 based project and for that i need to use timers. Acutally am struck up in timers. i started with timer0 and am not able to use this timer without interrupt. so can any body give me the idea of using this...
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    why Stack pointr of 8051 increase after pushin in sum data

    Re: why Stack pointr of 8051 increase after pushin in sum da hey guyz i know all this that when we push the data in stack, the SP of 8051 increments and its reset address is 0x07 so we 've to first increment the SP & then push the data in stack as the stack address starts from 08H ......but my...
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    why one port is made open -drain. & y to use pullup resi

    Re: why one port is made open -drain. & y to use pullup hey thank you all for guiding me..... anyways in addition for all the reasons u ppl mentioned i got one more reason....actually the open drain condition helps in increasing the fan in & fan out ... value of pull up resistor decide the...
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    why one port is made open -drain. & y to use pullup resi

    Re: why one port is made open -drain. & y to use pullup thanks a lott.... but m not able to understand it completely....can u plzzzz elaborate it a little bit .. thanks again
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    why Stack pointr of 8051 increase after pushin in sum data

    hi again... 1 more doubt.... why is it so in 8051 that when we push sumthin into stack,...its SP is incremented by 1 while its just opposite in 8085 ,86 and others... nybody can plz tell me... thnx in advance
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    why one port is made open -drain. & y to use pullup resi

    hey guyz... i m a newbie in embedded field... i read bout 8051 microcontrollers... and m havin a doubt in that open drain port... actually m not able to get the reason why it is made open drain n we 've to use pull up resistor..i mean there wud b some reason for this na... 1 reason that i...
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    What does AVR (microcontroller) stand for?

    Re: avr microcontroller hi..... i m a newbie in the embedded field.....(though i 've studied about 8051 & PIC microcontrollers but not made any project) so i need a suggestion that whether i shud go for studyin AVR microcontroller or shud i first go for some project in 8051 or PIC... coz i ve...

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