ON/OFF button for PIC16f877a (ambiguity)

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  1. - 24th August 2012, 15:03 #12
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    Default Re: ON/OFF button for PIC16f877a (ambiguity)

    i was thinking of tweaking the ATX a little bit ... anyway you're idea sounds way better.
    my project needs at least 27 Watts to function properly that's why i thought of using the ATX at first because it already delivers more than enough power for my project ..
    ( and besides it has over-current protection, under-voltage protection, and short circuit protection ... )
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