scan_expert - Oct 21 2002
I want to interface the 6811 ports directly to CMOS IC's. Is it OK
to do that and does it cause any problems?
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Steve Tabler - Sep 12 2004
At 12:31 AM 9/13/2004 +0000, you wrote:
>--- In , "Daniel L Newhouse"
> wrote:
> > Does anyone know a resource for the naming conventions Mo... 
Jaap van Ganswijk - Jun 4 2002
At 2002-06-03 15:15 -0500, Technical Operations wrote:
>Question:
>Will there be a problem with me substituting '74LS'
>parts for a circuit that uses '74HCT'
> ... 
John - May 12 2004
An NE7555 cmos timer (8-bit DIP) set up as a one-shot is my immediate
thought.
Am I right in assuming that you cannot accommodate a DIP device?
Have you co... 
Bill Walker - Nov 24 2004
Make sure you have a pulldown resistor tied to all input ports. I use a 4.7K
from the pin to ground. Without these, even a very short piece of wire can
act like an ... 
Mike Dunning - Feb 24 2003
Hi
Just a thought check out any unused interrupts eg. XIRQ etc. If the pin is
not pulled hi the CMOS input might drift around and eventually cause an
interrupt ... 
- May 29 2002
Also check out:
Linx at http://www.linxtechnologies.com/ you can get it at Digikey...they
have a litttle monolithic device at 415MHz.
Also, for more ra... 
Tom Miller - Aug 19 2003
On Mon, 18 Aug 2003 wrote:
> In a message dated 8/18/03 7:25:05 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
> writes:
> >I hate to be pedantic, and I am probably showing how ... 
Jim Peterson - Feb 10 2005
Paul,
the second line of the description reads:
"These devices feature low input current making them CMOS/LSTTL logic
compatible, input hysteresis for fast ou... 
mario lopez - Oct 22 2003
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John Beatty - Oct 25 2004
Hi Indran
--- indran19 <> wrote: (snipped)
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> 1)The Circuit:
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Bob Gardner has replied.
> 2)Memory:
> i have intended to use 64 Kb EPROM o... 
Kerry Berland - Mar 5 2004
In my opinion, you're in a gray area here. If you ask Motorola for an
official opinion they'll tell you to go by the data sheet, and provide 70%
of VCC.
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Mark Schultz - Feb 12 2005
--- In , "Bob Smith" wrote:
> My "rule of thumb" for this aspect of design considerations is that
> "there ain't no rule of thumb". You have ... 
Mike McCarty - Jul 24 2006
c...@yahoo.com wrote:
> Okay, so I've decided to hang on to my existing board for awhile (as
> per request of a buddy of mine who helped me with the board's software)
> and I... 
Roberto G. Berner - Nov 8 2002
Dear friends Bob and Paul:
I agree with Bob in all concepts. This should be done ( if possible ) on the TTL side. I manufacture a vehicle locator that was designed... 
Mark Schultz - Jul 17 2004
--- In , "quyenqtran" wrote:
> I would like to use the XIRQ interrupt as a power loss detection.
> I have it connected to Vdd thru an external pul... 
Roberto G Berner - Jun 6 2002
Michael:
There are many ways to write "almost failsafe" software. Filling unused
program memory with NOP instructions could be one of them. Of course, after
th... 
- Jun 6 2002
I've seen lots of great SW & HW 'bulletproofing' ideas bouncing around
here.. maybe we can summarize the major ones in a couple of sentences,
and the forum can ad... 
Roberto G Berner - Jun 4 2002
I think that Bob Smith is right. Nothing is really failsafe.
Defining what does "failsafe" could mean for your particular equipment
requirements is the key.
... 
- Mar 10 2003
In a message dated 3/10/03 10:05:55 PM Eastern Standard Time,
writes:
> I am trying to use the as11.exe assembler to compile some code. I am
> getting an er... 