Pls How can I make 16F877A use 15MHz Xtal


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    Hey, what's wrong with "condensers," I always thought it made sense...just cram (condense) those little electrons in there until no more will fit. ;-)

    As for "resonators," the more I learn about "resonance," the more methinks the numbers have a "little" something to do with harmonics. I'll stick with what the design specs state.

    Got a few laughs from this thread.


    Chris Helvey

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    Hi, Chris

    a Condenser is something generally used to change physical phase ( from gas state to liquid state ... see how to make bad Whisky or alcohol ... i.e ... or how your climate works).

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    I was being tongue and cheek, of course. But really, there is a part on my air conditioner full of Freon that must be 10,000uF! It runs hot though...

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