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Old 26th February 2004, 03:58 AM   (permalink)
Default Time interval->resistance-PIC system?

Hello,

I was wondering if anyone here would be able to help me design a device that basically consisted of 2 momentary switches and some sort of PIC system (I believe PIC would be what we'd want for this one). What it would basically do would be time the interval between 2 compressions of the momentary switch, and then create a resistance based on the following function, where T=time in milliseconds and R=resistance in ohms.
T=.01139R+30.612873

Could anyone direct me to any good books/readings/people with expertise about this? Any help or comments would be appreciated.

Thanks,
-Colin
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Old 26th February 2004, 06:22 AM   (permalink)
Default Re: Time interval->resistance-PIC system?

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Originally Posted by expanoncolin
Hello,

I was wondering if anyone here would be able to help me design a device that basically consisted of 2 momentary switches and some sort of PIC system (I believe PIC would be what we'd want for this one). What it would basically do would be time the interval between 2 compressions of the momentary switch, and then create a resistance based on the following function, where T=time in milliseconds and R=resistance in ohms.
T=.01139R+30.612873
The hard part would be to 'create a resistance', it would probably be a lot easier to tell us why you want to do this - there may well be a much simpler way.
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