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you need to be be more specific of details like what kind of control? what type of motor.. phew.. a whole lot of details.!
any way.. you can do somme speed controlling and stuff like that using serial library available with the visual studio tool chain and can send like a command via UART to...
yeah, if you are using arduino, its analog write :) you can change the duty cycle to control the heating. if you use analogWrite(255) its equivalent to turning it ON. and an**(0) will turn it off. do some simulation work in proteus.
Re: microcontroller ic test
but it was working perfectly.. but you just gave me a scary thought :( . the thing is that, it got mixed up with my collection of mega 8s almost impossible to find it now. PIC did cheated me few times but not AVRs. ;)
spi interface can be done with much ease ,as justin said in his picture. it just like handling a shift register. the blue one is so called the master chip (you have to assign one as master and the other as slave) the master determines the speed of data transfer by the clock i.e SCK. the data is...
Re: problem in MikroC coad for LCD
hey qaisar its all in the documentation section of the mikro c . run the pgm and click on the help button. you can search for timers and interrupts there. Documentation is hmm.. brief. you can learn from there.
you can do that by either overwriting the text...
you can control the heater temperature by driving it with a transistor. the base of the transistor can be connected to the pwm pin of the controller. You can turn on and off the sensor and can prevent overheating the sensor.
it says here that https://www.nunesinstruments.asia/inds/products/detail/flypage/720-lux-meter-lx104?pop=0&sef=hfp its got a usb terminal?
if not, it will be somewhat difficult. we have to disassemble the thing and have to directly connect a Uc to the internal hardware. i think its possible...
Re: microcontroller ic test
i think atmel avrs are a bit hard to damage , once i accidentally gave a mega 8 9vDC at its power supply, the whole thing heated up, fried i thought; after couple of tries with its fuse settings (parallel port pgming) it finally came to life..
Re: microcontroller ic test
most of the damaged ones will overheat in a minimalist circuit. if not try a led blinker program. if no response then it will be DUD
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