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JARI NETWORKS
- 10th December 2006, 17:09
Who can tell me how the A/D converter works
Iám a starter so plaese keep it simple
mister_e
- 10th December 2006, 17:23
do a search for ADCIN to start.
skimask
- 10th December 2006, 21:07
Who can tell me how the A/D converter works
Iám a starter so plaese keep it simple
There's a new website that just might be able to help you out.
It's address is:
www.google.com
JARI NETWORKS
- 10th December 2006, 21:29
There's a new website that just might be able to help you out.
It's address is:
www.google.com
WOW, Have you find that by your own
JARI NETWORKS
- 10th December 2006, 21:45
I like all this HELPFULL answers for BEGINNERS
Thank you very much
Darrel Taylor
- 10th December 2006, 22:22
JARI,
Maybe if you were more specific with your question.
Do you just want to read the analog voltage on a pin?
Are you looking for an explanation about how successive approximation works?
Or, are you trying to figure out why the program you've already written doesn't work?
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JARI NETWORKS
- 16th December 2006, 08:07
I want to know how I can read a analog voltage on a pin, and how to put this in
a program so I can set a other pin high or low.
Iám using pbp v2.44
grtz Jan
mat janssen
- 16th December 2006, 08:51
You can read that in the manual which came to your version of PBP.
Here then a smal example with no comment. Try to find the comment in the manual.
@ DEVICE PIC16F877A,XT_OSC
@ DEVICE PIC16F877A,BOD_OFF
@ DEVICE PIC16F877A,LVP_OFF
@ DEVICE PIC16F877A,CPD_OFF
@ DEVICE PIC16F877A,PROTECT_OFF
DEFINE ADC_BITS 8
DEFINE ADC_CLOCK 3
DEFINE ADC_SAMPLEUS 50
DEFINE OSC 4
ADCON1 = %00000010
TRISA = %11111111
TRISB = %00000000
TRISC = %10000001
LEDPIN VAR PORTB.0
VALUE0 VAR BYTE
CLEAR
START: ADCIN 0,VALUE0
IF VALUE0 > 127 THEN
LEDPIN = 1
ELSE
LEDPIN = 0
ENDIF
GOTO START
END
skimask
- 16th December 2006, 19:30
I want to know how I can read a analog voltage on a pin, and how to put this in
a program so I can set a other pin high or low.
Iám using pbp v2.44
grtz Jan
How about page 43 of the PBP manual?
Duh....
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