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=?iso-8859-1?Q?RE:_=5BAVR_club=5D_AVR=A0_Butterfly/ADC_Question?= [7 Articles]
Steven Holder - Jan 13 2010
All seems ok, if your ref is 3.1v and the input to the a/d is 0.5v then the
conversion is 0.5/3.1 *1024 = 165. In practice the ref is a little lower
than the selection (measure i... 
[AVR club] AVR Butterfly/ADC Question [3 Articles]
Martyn - Jan 12 2010
{Cross posted with AVR Butterfly group}
Hi all,
My first post (and a newbie), please be gentle with me...
I am trying to use the ADC on the AVR butterfly board. I have se... [AVR club] bascom programing [9 Articles]
fst400 - Jan 10 2010
hi,
i just start to programing ATmega32 by bascom compiler
for my project;
i want to my kbd get just 3numberbetwine 0 to 100!
and show them
could you help me?
thanks
--... [AVR club] books [3 Articles]
suresh4ever_b - Jan 10 2010
where do i find complete avr programming book
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... [AVR club] Read flash memory using PIC18F4550 [4 Articles]
Ahmed Hassaan - Jan 9 2010
Hello All,
I'm new to use USB or deal with memory like flash memory or Hard disk.
I need to read or write date from the flash memory on USB bus PIC18F4550.
Is there is any drive... [AVR club] avr programming [2 Articles]
suresh4ever_b - Jan 9 2010
how can i leran the avr programming in application oriented
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... [AVR club] Off Topic [2 Articles]
Captain Impala - Jan 7 2010
Off topic
I think some of the posts sent to this group are being misunderstood when translation to English. As such some of these posts sound rude to us. But I think the people ... [AVR club] please help me immediately [8 Articles]
mehdi - Jan 5 2010
Hi everyone I need your help
I want a source of program for make keyboard with atmega16 that it was writen by BASCOM
I'm waiting for your help
--------------------------------... [AVR club] Why automotive [11 Articles]
brewski922 - Jan 1 2010
When picking an AVR family(?) why would one pick an automotive over some other, say a straight tiny or mega?
Mike
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... [AVR club] Why automotive
Steven Holder - Dec 20 2009
They are designed to work in more corrosive environments, particularly
higher temperatures and electrically noisy/damaging.
Regards
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