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asked because earlier while doing it in breadboard i had to connect the ext int0 to Vcc to avoid it from going into the isr. Now it is having 5V(hi) after the initial reset on power up. Before reset its 0...
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I am using AT89S51 uC. My proj requires the use of the external interrupt Int0 (pin 12 in the IC).
My doubt is: After switching on the power supply and resetting the circuit the Int0 pin goes hi automatically (Before reset the pin is low). But when i first implemented this on the bread...
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I am using at89s51 uC. For wireless link i am using linx kh2 transmitter and its corresponding kh2 receiver.
In writing the program for this setup, i need to know when exactly i should read the data. The Rx ic gives a data valid signal(VT) when there is a valid transmission. I am...
Hi...
I am using at89s51 uC. For wireless link i am using linx kh2 transmitter and its corresponding kh2 receiver.
In writing the program for this setup, i need to know when exactly i should read the data. The Rx ic gives a data valid signal when there is a valid transmission. I am giving this...
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I am using AT89S51 uC. When i connected the circuits as per the schematics in one website, i got a sinusoidal waveform at xtal2 pin of the uC. Is it correct??? Or should i be getting a square wave? Also that schematic didn't use any parallel capacitors between the xtal 1 & xtal2 pins as...
I am using AT89s51 and programming with embedded C (Keil uVersion4 demo version).
I am writing a program that has a number of routines of which one is called sig_ctrl(). I am also using Interrupt 0 in my proj.
My question is this:
After the ISR is executed i want my program to ALWAYS...
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