In the other thread, he was using RA4 to count the pulses.Originally Posted by mister_e
And I'd be willing to bet this motor and the PIC are on the same power supply.
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In the other thread, he was using RA4 to count the pulses.
And I'd be willing to bet this motor and the PIC are on the same power supply.
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Isn't that what he said? He's got both on the same power supply!
BobK
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Well, I guess what I meant was that, not only is the PIC controlling the motor, but it's probably supplying it's power (maybe with a darlington pair, MOSFET, whatever), AND/OR both the PIC and the motor are drawing their power from the same power supply.
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why
Yes .You are right. I use RA4 for counting.Is that wrong pin?
I use regulated supply for Pic(5V DC) and motor is connected to same plug (on the wall) but not driven energy from regulated supply that pic use.
some time everything goes good but sometimes occurs this problem.
I use relay to run motor.Pic drive raley than motor running.Motor uses 220Volt AC not pic supply
Last edited by turkuaz; - 17th June 2007 at 12:56.
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Got a snubber across the relay coil? Good caps across Vdd and Vss on the PIC? Good pullup on MCLR?
RA4 is only an issue if using it for an output.
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