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hi BradtheRad,
you are quite right !
I just used my VCF Controller function generator I stalled at 3000mV.
I built it from a platinum Ready for PIC mikroElektronika it is animated by a PIC18F25K22 to 32MHz, and has a 12-bit DAC on.
I also preset my Fluke 77 it appears to me that full-scale...
Hello...
I'm stupid !
My FLUKE 77 multimeter is not calibrated perfectly, I just checked with my oscilloscope HAMEG HM-407 ...:oops:
It remains for me to send it in for repair ...8-O
The voltage VDD on EasyPIC7 is of +5.0V but against the maximum voltage delivered by the potentiometer P1 (or...
Hi omega6,
you are absolutely right, but in my case, the fan is a little bit greedy model, and it was only just to test ...
Indeed, it is more reasonable to uitliser an N-channel MOSFET as it is quicker in switching times, and in fact dispels any quaisment hots.
What interested me was the...
hi,
I have finish my version, developped on EasyPIC7 and mikroC PRO.
I have used the model of mikroElektronika for a PIC18F45K22.
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* Project name:
Design of a PIC12F683 based temperature controlled DC fan
* Revision History:
29th September 2015:
- initial release (omega6)...
Hi omega6,
I have testing your code on EasyPIC7, but this will not work properly...
I placed an oscilloscope on GP0 and GP2 and GP2 sgnal goes from 0 to high (4.84V) with an input voltage (GP0) higher than 1,45V. Room temperature (measured with a digital thermometer IR) of LM35 was 22.5 ° C...
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