Newbie PIC program design help

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  1. - 15th December 2011, 13:12 #1
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    Yes, it is doable. You may want to power the MCU with a DC to DC converter to have a constant voltage, then the actual battery voltage can be measured. Or set up a reference voltage with a divider.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mackrackit View Post
    Yes, it is doable. You may want to power the MCU with a DC to DC converter to have a constant voltage, then the actual battery voltage can be measured. Or set up a reference voltage with a divider.
    I think I will scratch the battery monitor idea. I'll just go with the basic timer in JAL I think.
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