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"Michael Pont" <> wrote: [...] > not necessarily the best or only solution. In this case, one impact of EMI > can be corruption of the program counter, which has an impact (in some > circumstances) like a 'random' GOTO statement. Filling blank areas Have you any references for this information or is it own experience? I observed PC corruption the first time when testing a 912D60A design against indirect ESD but never before with HC11 and PIC16C... designs. Oliver

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