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Hi,
I am working on prototype for Complex impedance measurements and for this EVAL-AD5933 board from Analog Devices is being used.
1. Does any one know what is the type of connector is being used at Z for measurement? Highlighted in the below image
2. What are the factors that needs to...
Hi,
You can use TSOP1736. Below link shows the sample code for RC5 protocol using PIC controller.
http://www.picprojects.net/rc5_decoder/index.html
Happy coding,
Pavan S
Hi,
It would have been gud if you would have mentioned wheich development board your using. Anyways have a look at the below links
**broken link removed**
https://praveendb.wordpress.com/2009/05/18/interface-the-atmega-1632-with-the-pc/
Just check whether baud rate is configured properly on ur comp and on arduino. You can also add start and stop bits.
Have a look at below links.
https://github.com/dreed1/ArduinoSerialComms
https://www.stealthcopter.com/blog/2010/02/python-interfacing-with-an-arduino/
Are the jumpers which is above the on board led connected?
Jumpers have to be in place to connect p1.0 to led. Incase jumper is connected check whether led is working.
To check whether led is working take a multimeter keep it continuity mode and place it across the led. Check whether it is...
Hi all,
So I did a simple program test run. Firstly I tried with below code
int j;
int k;
printf ( "\n%d\n", j) ;
printf ( "\n%d\n", k) ;
I get the following output.
0
1245000
Secondly I tried the second code
int k;
int j;
printf ( "\n%d\n", k) ;
printf ( "\n%d\n", j) ;
I get this...
Hi FvM,
Thanks for the reply. Infact the code is inside main program not inside any function. If the values for the variables for the above are arbitrary then why the values same every time. I'm not just not getting the concept right.
Hi all,
This is very basic doubt. Below is the code.
int j ;
int k;
printf ( "\n%d\n", j) ;
printf ( "\n%d\n", k) ;
I get output as
0
1245000
Why does variable value change even if the declaration is same. Is it a random value or is there any reasoning behind this output?
Hi,
If you are a fan of arduino then you can go with
Arduino Mega(ATmega2560) , Arduino due(AT91SAM3X8E), or Arduino leonardo(ATmega32u4)
Otherwise you can use atmel chips as etioned above.
or
F-series of TI miscrocontrollers usually have good number of PWM pins. Go TI product search page...
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