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Thanks for your reply.
Pin 6 & 7 are being used on the PCB. PIN 6 is RB1/ICSPCLK and PIN 7 is RB0/ICSPDAT.
The PIC does not have a lot of data to send to the mainboard. Maybe just some numbers and after that, mainboard does not need the PIC anymore.
Thanks for your replies. I took some screen-shots from the Saleae analyzer:
I don't think it is following a specific protocol either as some part of the data don't seem to have a special standard.
Hi everyone,
I have a PIC12F519 uc based board which works as something like usb device.
It communicates with the main board with 2 ports (RB0/ICSPDAT & RB1/ICSPCLK) and i have watched its' protocol via saleae logic analyzer.
The protocol seems to be I2C but after looking at data it does not...
Thanks for your responses... actually the problem was with the capacitor selected in OrCAD.
The one which worked is named c/ANALOG_P and also i found that i have to allocate 15 seconds to run time because time constant of this circuit is 2.5 sec, and it takes 15 seconds for the capacitor to...
Is there any limit in choosing R and C in an RC circuit? because when i choose 10 for resistor and 250mf for capacitor... the circuit response is really unlike other regular rc circuits in pspice and proteous simulations and by changing the values of these elements it will form an exp curve.
hi everyone,
i want to design a circuit with a capacitor and some other elements in order to have a voltage source with 1+0.6 e(-0.4t) current.
maybe it is a RC circuit like below but i am not sure of the design.
thanks in advance
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