A discussion group for the PICMicro microcontroller. Also called the Microchip PIC, this list is dedicated to the use and abuse of this fine, simple, microcontroller. Close to topic posts are welcome, ie. general electronics.
Hi all,
I have an 18F4685 project that I'm trying to get the CAN code working
with, but for some reason the CAN bus module isn't coming out of CONFIG
mode or something. It wo...
I have a PIC18F66J50 with a Microchip EEPROM on the I2C port.
Sometimes when I program the MCU using MPLAB, the I2C data line (SDA)
goes low and stays there. Any read or writ...
As I mentioned before, I am looking for a position as an
embedded/firmware engineer. I am also looking for ways I can maximize
my productivity after I get the job.
If you cou...
Those of you who are amateur radio operators (like me) would be
particularly interested in my completed project.
Thanks to all of you who helped me out with Assembly language a...
Jason,
you asked for 5V out (source) at high current, and there is just no way of doing that.
If you just want the LED to light up it is probably more common to do as you sugge...
The output load consists of an LED in series with a current-limiting
330 ohm resistor. At the time I decided on the PIC16F72, I didn't
realize that pin RA4 had such special, str...
With your help in my work on a microcontroller-based SWR/wattmeter
I've been working on on my own, I've learned so much about
microcontrollers despite the fact that I never used ...
Jason,
Sure you're not, the very first time I used the ADC I found that none of the A/D combinations
in ADCON was a perfect fit... No problem, just moved the digital data to avai...
Jason,
The PWM (analog output(s)) have dedicated pins, and you can't move these around.
And the A/D options available in ADCON is what you have to play with... no way around this...
For the PIC16F72, I'm using pins 0 and 1 of Port A as analog inputs
while ALL of the other pins (rest of Port A, all of Port B, and all of
Port C) need to be digital outputs.
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