Mickster...are you trying to stir up bad blood ?
carbonzit has helped me in a way that I personally feel is way out of basic requirements, I have no idea what culture you are from where appreciating people for what they have done for you is such a negative thing.
If you actually read the thread that you posted, you would have realize how much him and other members have helped me.
I will have you know that if your next reply is yet another attempt to cause doubt, or any further negatives about the helping atmosphere here, I will just ignore your post.
I don't want to have to do this, I will try to respond to you but don't behave in a way that makes me feel wrong for appreciating people.
So carbonzit, according to Reloadron, I have to put the decoupling 0.1uf as close to the positive pin of the microcontroller as possible....what...what about the negative pin ?
Does the other end of the capacitor need to be close to the negative pin as well or we can just stick it far away as long as it is connected to ground.
carbonzit said:
With wires too close together causing capacitive coupling. So noise tends to happen.
This is NEW to me!
Wow! What the hell is this phenomenon, I am totally smiling right now at this new thing !
Is it one of those "coil the wires around the nail" experiment thingy we had in school ?
carbonzit said:
I get the impression he's kind of a fanzine-type kid
Picture a guy with thick Specs and no friends because he is such a nerd and keep asking questions
I suppose that is why I am excited when people wants to help me
It's rare in real life where people just look pass me.