Marks256
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I know how you feal...However, the local Public library kinda sucks.
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I know how you feal...However, the local Public library kinda sucks.
well. if the "variable" seems to be complicated to you , then i would recommend a PS with +5 , +-9 , +-12 or +-15 V . With these voltage levels you can handle most of the tasks. And before building the actual powersupply i would recommend you to make the most basic "series pass transistor power supply with zener stabilization" . Simulate it using the LTSpice ,tweak the components to see the input-component-output-relationships to get a practical understanding ,read some theory , and build it in the breadboard. if successfull ,make that permanent . Not worked ? "think twice"... recheck the ckt.. ..Still problem..? Post it here .. we are hereMarks256 said:How would i do that? Regulators? Does "Variable" mean that it can be any voltage you specify? Sounds complicated! I will give it a go, though.
Why thank you!Hah, Marks, I think you have very good mental capacity!
This doesn't sound too hard. I have about 5 2pole-6position switches, i could make one, just as soon as i can find a 9volt regulator.i would recommend a PS with +5 , +-9 , +-12 or +-15 V
Kind of like trying to lift 100 kG, when you have been practicing with 150!I accidentally took a Pascal course when I already knew C++ and man was that the most boring, most limiting, easiest course ever...gotta admit though it was much easier making things appear on the screen,
Assembly will give you a better idea about the hardware, if you stay with it for long enough to get to know your chip. Why don't you stay with that for a while, do a few projects to get comfortable, then you will be able to asses the worth of any C compiler for your chip.Ok? The thing is, i'm not sure what programmer to get. I really like assemlby, but if C is better, then i might look into it. I will be trying to to uC based applications.
That is infact what i was refering to. I'm not sure what i should use. I want to use MPLab. What programmer would work with that?When you say 'programmer,' it usually refers to the tool you use to load your source file into the microcontroller.