Flash losing its memory Tom,
Is it possible that your device is overheating? Things can start to go wrong with the crystal if the ambient temperature gets too high. This is mainly seen during startup. It...
making the timer interupt be called more often supagu wrote:maybe i have missed soemthing?
I'm guessing you missed the part called "reading the manual". These kinds of questions are answered very well by RTFM (Read the Jolly...
Monday, 25 July 2005 - 01:47
strange voltage on power supply Gregg_C wrote:
Your output after the bridge rectifier is peak-to-peak = 21.2 * 2, about the 43V that you are seeing.
This is incorrect, the output after a bridge rectifier should...
Sunday, 24 July 2005 - 23:59
huge switch statement jonH wrote:Thanks everyone for you help
ended up looking like this
void funkc( int ADC_high, int ADC_low )
{
unsigned int ADC_val;
float rez, con=0xFFFF;
char st[15];...
Tuesday, 12 July 2005 - 22:12
SPI 5V to 3V3 Have you considered using a mega128L and running it at 3.3V? The only downside is that the maximum specified clock speed is 8MHz.
Dave.
Wednesday, 6 July 2005 - 02:05
SPI 5V to 3V3 Have you considered using a mega128L and running it at 3.3V? The only downside is that the maximum specified clock speed is 8MHz.
Dave.
Wednesday, 6 July 2005 - 02:04
mega16 and mega32 code compatibility bobgardner wrote: Why are all these geeks working on a holiday??
July the 4th isn't a holiday where Im from. But now that you've reminded me, I might go out and buy a kebab. :lol:
Tuesday, 5 July 2005 - 05:16
Serial Dataflash Problem Problem Solved!!! :P
I noticed that the 3.3V supply wasn't looking too great during memory transfers. So I added a 2.2uF cap along with the 100nF decoupling cap. Now that supply...
Friday, 1 July 2005 - 03:09
Serial Dataflash Problem Hi Glitch,
Thanks for your comments. I am using the program with built in erase command (0x86...). I can read and write to the RAM buffers without any problems.
All SPI commands...
Serial Dataflash Problem According to the datasheets, the maximum clock frequency is 20MHz.
Im running the AVR with an 8MHz crystal (/2), so I don't think that should be a problem. There's no harm in...
Tom, Is it possible that your device is overheating? Things can start to go wrong with the crystal if the ambient temperature gets too high. This is mainly seen during startup. It...
bobgardner wrote:Sounds like a job for one of those IDT FIFOs Bobs right...again! http://www1.idt.com/pcms/tempDoc...
supagu wrote:maybe i have missed soemthing? I'm guessing you missed the part called "reading the manual". These kinds of questions are answered very well by RTFM (Read the Jolly...
Gregg_C wrote: Your output after the bridge rectifier is peak-to-peak = 21.2 * 2, about the 43V that you are seeing. This is incorrect, the output after a bridge rectifier should...
jonH wrote:Thanks everyone for you help ended up looking like this void funkc( int ADC_high, int ADC_low ) { unsigned int ADC_val; float rez, con=0xFFFF; char st[15];...
Have you considered using a mega128L and running it at 3.3V? The only downside is that the maximum specified clock speed is 8MHz. Dave.
Have you considered using a mega128L and running it at 3.3V? The only downside is that the maximum specified clock speed is 8MHz. Dave.
bobgardner wrote: Why are all these geeks working on a holiday?? July the 4th isn't a holiday where Im from. But now that you've reminded me, I might go out and buy a kebab. :lol:
Problem Solved!!! :P I noticed that the 3.3V supply wasn't looking too great during memory transfers. So I added a 2.2uF cap along with the 100nF decoupling cap. Now that supply...
Hi Glitch, Thanks for your comments. I am using the program with built in erase command (0x86...). I can read and write to the RAM buffers without any problems. All SPI commands...
I've now tried it at 8MHz /128. Still the same problem.... :?
According to the datasheets, the maximum clock frequency is 20MHz. Im running the AVR with an 8MHz crystal (/2), so I don't think that should be a problem. There's no harm in...
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