0 - 10V input on PIC 16F876


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    Quote Originally Posted by slayerizer View Post
    the PIC only sends out 0-5 volts, but the PC needs to receive 0 - 10 volts... just like its sends 0 - 10 volts...
    how can I send a signal of 0 - 10 Volts to the PC, when I use a PIC that only sends out 0-5 volts..
    That is an easy thing to do with an op-amp and a gain of x2. Use on like LMC66x series that are rail to rail capable.

    Now as skimask stated, why a PC would need 0-10Volts?

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    thanks you all, I'll manage it from here...
    I was mistaken by saying I needed the 0 - 10 volts to send to pc, i am making an IO Board, that can be controlled by the PC, the analog output (0 - 10V) of the PIC will be used for controlling, what ever I want to make on that IO board...

    Found info about a IO-Warrior24, that is quite similar to what I am making.

    anyhow, I'll try the op-amp... that'll probably work

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