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thanks for the explanation..i think i'm beginning to understand
despite my limited understanding, i'm still very unsure about implementing it. my main problem has to be dealing with the time scale. for example, suppose the slope rises from 0 at t=0 to 50 at t=4. how do i implement it using...
Nigel,
thanks a lot for the reply.
the output of the chip goes into an amplifier so this is not of a big concern...yet. i'm now more worried about getting the exact shape of the waveform adhering to certain rise time and fall time.
you mentioned about D-A converter. why is it necessary...
i'm a beginner in pic programming and i would greatly appreciate any help given.
i need to generate a waveform using pic16f877 which looks like this **broken link removed** as shown on page3. how can i do this?
i have not done pic programming before and even though i have looked through...
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