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Search for LM34 and you will get a few ideas, and some sample code. There are a lot more examples if you use a serial or I2C device...

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post the version of compiler you are using, and what specific problem are you seeing (eg. not compiling, wrong a/d value)? Add more info to your post.

Try :

printf("suru%C nira.se\r",64);

This should format 64dec into an ascii character.

Hello,

Use an int32 format to make your interrupt sequence (and your last 10 memory) as clean as possible. The downside as you mentioned is that the LCD formatting is a bit trickier, but not too b ...

If you continuously apply current to a thermister, it will 'self heat', this means that the current flowing through the thermister will create heat, resulting in a temperature reading higher than what ...

Only fast blow fuses should be used on electronics, they will protect your circuit against damaging over-currents. Slow blow fuses are primarily used in circuits that will require more current over a ...

PCM and Neutone,

Thanks very much for the responses (your support to this forum is admirable to say the least, I have learned a ton from you guys!). I have to apologize for my first post - the erro ...

Hi guys,

I'm working on troubleshooting a problem where it appears that a called function 'loses' its value once the

function is called. Im using PCM 3.185, and a PIC 16F877. The code snippets ...

Hello,

Been using CCS for a few months now - this forum has been a tremendous help to getting started! I hope to be contributing more in near future after to getting to be a little more dangerous . ...