Hi All,
Thank you for very useful advices, links.
Problem is that each software has limitations so PICBSIC Pro included.
After years in engineering fields simple blink and dice programs does not help
to solve problems with own projects because of complicity.
For time frames from one to 10mSec many PICBASIC PRO statements works well.
If I am trying go to tenth uSEc time frames I have to go to use assembler.
I bought two PIC kits such as LC meter and 50Mhz frequency counter and after testing
I found that better to try learn and continue experimencing with PICs and PIC software.
Here is below attached draw picture that explain one part of my PIC project I want to continue with PICBASIC PRO or to use assembler statements.
Right now I am on crossroads where one road is PICBASIC PRO second one is assembler third one is PIC itself and the last one is do something else.
Because I am not working as software developer I am asking
for your advice where I can start with my project:
Is it possible to get 1 sample of analog signal and transform
to 8bit sample by PIC in 500nSec period of time?
What kind PIC can I use (with internal 8 bit ADC or external)?
How to store and where (RAM or Registry) 1 samples of 8bit data
in such short period of time-500nSec or 10 samples in total period of time 500uSec?
Where can I find time chart for each statement in PICBASIC PRO or assembler?
If this disscusion on Wish section is not match so we can move to PIC codes section as well.Any practical ideas appreciate.
Best Regards to All
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