2camjohn Member Aug 6, 2004 #21 TillEulenspiege: Thanks I will try that circuit now. spuffock: There is already a capacitor accross the motor brushes of the motor, but the old motor (which worked perfectly) did not have one. I will try putting a capacitor across the pics power rail. I only have 10nf, will that produce the same effect? Thanks to all who have helped so far
TillEulenspiege: Thanks I will try that circuit now. spuffock: There is already a capacitor accross the motor brushes of the motor, but the old motor (which worked perfectly) did not have one. I will try putting a capacitor across the pics power rail. I only have 10nf, will that produce the same effect? Thanks to all who have helped so far
T TillEulenspiegel New Member Aug 6, 2004 #23 M3S90 said: Try a 2k pull down resistor between the pic and the 1k resistor. Click to expand... Yup That was my first inclination. IIRC the PIC I/Os are tri-state which means they float unless active. Don't know the logic convention I think it's active on ( Pos logic ). Don't use a 2k tho use a 10k after the 1k.
M3S90 said: Try a 2k pull down resistor between the pic and the 1k resistor. Click to expand... Yup That was my first inclination. IIRC the PIC I/Os are tri-state which means they float unless active. Don't know the logic convention I think it's active on ( Pos logic ). Don't use a 2k tho use a 10k after the 1k.
Exo Active Member Aug 7, 2004 #24 you don't need a pull down on a pic... if the pin is declared an output it can source AND sink.... if the pin is floating then he made a software error...
you don't need a pull down on a pic... if the pin is declared an output it can source AND sink.... if the pin is floating then he made a software error...