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zhou - 2010-02-08 23:37:00
Bernese Mountain Dogs Information,Pictures,Grooming,Health and History
The Bernese Mountain dog, or generally as Bernese Mountain Dogs
Bernese Mountain Dog and a very versatile breed of farm dog.
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Some PCB fab houses charge extra for having multiple designs combined
in a board. They don't have to do any extra work or different
processes than single design. Why do they insist on this extra
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takveen@gmail.com - 2010-02-08 21:09:00
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Rowan Sylvester-Bradley - 2010-02-08 15:38:00
Can anyone recommend a simulator/debugger for 8051 family microcomputers
(specifically I need it to support the Dallas 80C320)? It needs to:
- run on Windows, preferably Vista but failing that, XP...
karthikbalaguru - 2010-02-08 13:16:00
Hi,
Need to know some efficient
methods for reception,
processing and transmission
of the high speed messages.
Should i need to go in for
a method of having a
transmitter thread, queue
and...
Hi All,
SPI is more simplistic in internal IC hardware design than I2c. If the SPI
data bus receive garbage (spikes or noise) you can pull the chip select high
and start clocking the data in/o...
bobo - 2010-02-07 16:52:00
Hello All,
I met a strange problem :
the speed of writing file is fixed to a same value (about 50KB/s)
whatever the SD/MMC CLK (from 600KHz to 12MHz), my platform is LPC2478, SD
card is 2GB...
Don McKenzie - 2010-02-07 14:33:00
Remember the 80 port "power only" hub I mentioned recently?
well, here is a real Lab-Standard 49-Port USB Hub
http://www.cambrionix.com/home/
Designed for the Professional User...
We enginee...
Tim Watts - 2010-02-07 09:17:00
Hi,
I can hack my way around AVRs OK - but I realise my limitations... I
normally program in perl on larger computers, so wasting cycles has never
been something I've worried about(!). Nor do I...
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