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Quote from: spkt on December 30, 2007, 11:46:04 11:46
some link for you
http://www.execulink.com/~cake/SUPPLY2.HTM
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General purpose PIC16F876A controlled power supply
25V / 10 A
http://rapidshare.com/files/84719802/PIC16F876A_controlled_power_supply.rar.html
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My Power Supply is able to send and receive data to PC. I tested with terminal software, is working perfect. Is anyone familiar with VisualBasic to make the visual software and share with other?
I'll send all data to him (bitrate, protocol...)
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Hi!
And what kind of protocol does your power supply?
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Personally, i think the power powersupply for PIC families are switching power supplies. Look for a voltage regulator with a low dropout voltage.
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Quote from: corbo on January 18, 2008, 10:32:40 10:32
General purpose PIC16F876A controlled power supply
25V / 10 A
http://rapidshare.com/files/84719802/PIC16F876A_controlled_power_supply.rar.html
Hello,
Please do not use this power supply as it is noisy and too slow responding, sorry for the mistake. It was a bad design from my part.
VE2EMM
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