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Well in my eyes you been a great HELP.. Might not know everthing but you have known what I require.. YEA!! Programming not my favourite either. Iam a systems Administrator for 33 000 desktops running

Do you have integer and floating point math? if so, divide by 10 into a float, subtract the integer part of the result, multiply by 10 and you have the least significant digit all on it's own... Or...

Do you have integer and floating point math? if so, divide by 10 into a float, subtract the integer part of the result, multiply by 10 and you have the least significant digit all on it's own... Or...

Do you have integer and floating point math? if so, divide by 10 into a float, subtract the integer part of the result, multiply by 10 and you have the least significant digit all on it's own... Or...

well, i definitely don't... I'm sittng here for 3 hours now trying to figure out how to write a totally simple verilog (like c) software for a cpld. I have a counter (binary) and want to display it's

Hi Stafan.. I cant believe you still studying.. Wot more can they teach you.. You seem to know it all."Unless you doing cooking classes or something totally not Electronic releated" Damn if I were

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Hi Barry.. Yea we pay for local calls. Expensive during the day.. We pay per minute.. or part thereof.. Too expensive.. Thanks Gary

I doubt twisting will make much difference as your signals will be changing slowly and you have very short runs. <upand_at_them@y...> wrote: wires

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ST, You have 2 very good ideas, which in the past I thought about, And if some one is willing I would like to continue it quote " You also can look out for RC remote controls (RC planes, cars, etc.) I

Shit, That's a pretty damn good idea! Do you mind sharing the link for para to com port plz? Thank you

Yea, I looked at that schematic once, I was going to build it but I found an even better deal on ebay, 24V supplies are very common and cheap! I would suggest cranking up the output amperage to the

Read recent posts in the archives. there you will find reference to a elektor magazine which covers the topic. it uses rx/tx modules you can buy and use in your circuit. ST

Are these analog signals or digital? if digital i would do nothing, a shielded cable if analog. Keep things low impedance and there will be no problems. Braided wires are sometimes used with measuring

Well, in that case I would twist the wires only to the extent that you want to for cosmetic reasons, and not worry about the effects on the signals...

Hi All.. I need to Transfer data between two data lines (~5V) . Is there any such circuit that I could build, with both transmitter and receiver? IF so, any WEB address would be nice. Sudeep.

The two devices I planned on using this for are a LM335 temp sensor and a Motorola pressure sensor. Nothing will be over 5V and my wires will be about 3 feet long. Soldered and heat-shrink tubing at