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Re: Interfacing a Computer
https://www.ebay.com/bhp/usb-to-rs232-converter
check this link for usb to rs232 converters. if you wish, you can make your own converters too.
https://circuit-zone.com/?cat=usb_circuits
check this link for usb to rs232 converter circuits.
connect your multimeter in series with a variable resistor and now keep multimeter in 10A range, when the supply to this ciruit is given, you will be able to measure the current drawn by the resistor, now by varying the resistance you can also find the maximum value of current that your battery...
instead of connecting the output of ir sensor to rxd pin, you can simply connect the output to anyone of the i/o port pins, for example, pc.0 so that the output of ir sensor will be in the 8 bit port c.
if output of ir is 1 then the data in port c will be 00000001 .
while learning about hvdc, I read that high voltage dc cannot be generated due to commutation problems. can anyone please explain me, what does that commutation problem refer to?
hi, I have a atmega8 ic and I have planned to build a serial interfacing circuit for it with max232 ic and rs232 cable. the thing that I want to know is, what is software that I can use to transfer my programme(hex file) from computer to the microcontroller using rs232 and max232 interfacing.
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