N00b using mega48 ADC Quote:I cannot use internal 1.1V as Vref because that will overflow the ADCH/L register.
Sure you can. Put a resistor divider from VCC to a switched common. Scale the resistor...
Thursday, 23 August 2012 - 01:43
reading values from lm35 using atmega 8 Try a twisted pair cable (2 twisted pairs). One pair would have your temperature Signal and Common. The second pair will have your VCC and Common. Put a small capacitor (0.1uF) as...
Friday, 17 August 2012 - 20:58
Attiny 44 PWM power transistor overheated I would put an ohmmeter across your bulb(s) and measure the resistance. You will find that it is nearly a short. When driving the bulb with 12V, the bulb element will not heat up...
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Tuesday, 7 August 2012 - 01:04
ADC TMP36 Problem If you're interested in experiments, try this one on for size.
Give integer math a try.
Here's what we know. The TMP36 has a gain of 10mV/C with an offset voltage of 500mV. The...
Monday, 30 July 2012 - 02:10
best choice for new design Are the 4 output compares for one 16 bit timer for your PWM ? If so, are you sure that you need 16 bit PWM resolution ? Since you mentioned that you need deadband control, we...
Sunday, 29 July 2012 - 16:12
best choice for new design Counting up your I/O it looks like you need a maximum of 31 I/O lines.
11 max for 8 bit LCD interface
4 A/D
4 PWM
4 GPIO
8 Switch I/O
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31 Total (max)
An Atmel ATMEGA164...
Saturday, 28 July 2012 - 13:52
digital oscilloscope for begginer David brings up some good points.
Think of your world divided up into two domains - analog and digital. In the analog world, you will be looking at analog signals that are output...
Sunday, 22 July 2012 - 14:14
digital oscilloscope for begginer If you have the money, I'd go with the DS1102E (100MHZ version). In no time at all, you will wish you had the extra bandwidth. Nice looking entry level scope. However, it only has...
Saturday, 21 July 2012 - 12:51
1 - WIRE or 2 - WIRE, SPI ? Nothing seems difficult once you understand it. You will need to study, practice,and gain confidence in what you do. This problem is no different.
If you haven't already...
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Quote:I cannot use internal 1.1V as Vref because that will overflow the ADCH/L register. Sure you can. Put a resistor divider from VCC to a switched common. Scale the resistor...
Try a twisted pair cable (2 twisted pairs). One pair would have your temperature Signal and Common. The second pair will have your VCC and Common. Put a small capacitor (0.1uF) as...
I would put an ohmmeter across your bulb(s) and measure the resistance. You will find that it is nearly a short. When driving the bulb with 12V, the bulb element will not heat up...
Sorry, but I have to ask - is the timer turned ON ?
Here's a low cost programmer on ebay for $3.58US with free shipping. http://www.ebay.com/itm/1PCS-USBasp-USBISP-3-3V-5V-AVR-Programmer-USB-ATMEGA8-New-/261021924011?pt=...
If you're interested in experiments, try this one on for size. Give integer math a try. Here's what we know. The TMP36 has a gain of 10mV/C with an offset voltage of 500mV. The...
Are the 4 output compares for one 16 bit timer for your PWM ? If so, are you sure that you need 16 bit PWM resolution ? Since you mentioned that you need deadband control, we...
Counting up your I/O it looks like you need a maximum of 31 I/O lines. 11 max for 8 bit LCD interface 4 A/D 4 PWM 4 GPIO 8 Switch I/O -------- 31 Total (max) An Atmel ATMEGA164...
David brings up some good points. Think of your world divided up into two domains - analog and digital. In the analog world, you will be looking at analog signals that are output...
If you have the money, I'd go with the DS1102E (100MHZ version). In no time at all, you will wish you had the extra bandwidth. Nice looking entry level scope. However, it only has...
Nothing seems difficult once you understand it. You will need to study, practice,and gain confidence in what you do. This problem is no different. If you haven't already...
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