PWM of voltage input to PIC - will it damage the chip?

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  1. - 22nd January 2016, 16:42 #1
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    Default Re: PWM of voltage input to PIC - will it damage the chip?

    PIC will not be hurt. But as Amoque noted, it will keep reseting because it cannot work from 0 volts, right?

    You have to make new electric connections.

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    The board is only 1.5" in diameter and I don't think I can fit anything more on it:

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    I don't think the PIC restarting is a problem since all it does is blink 5 LEDs at separate rates, so if it's turning-on-and-turning-off then that could look OK.
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