Maixium voltage on a input pin


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    Quote Originally Posted by Demon View Post

    So, since I've lowered the voltage to an acceptable level for the PIC, then there should not be any need for extra clamping diodes, no?
    It's an automotive environment ( remember the 45v ??? ) ... use clamping diodes instead of the Zener ... they won't disturb the divider.

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    In post #19 and #28 of this thread http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...ighlight=zener
    Melanie talks about the zener.
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