Oznog Active Member Feb 7, 2006 #1 Say, Microchip always uses the term "Compatible 10-bit ADC". What does the term "compatible" refer to, anyways? What's it compatible with??
Say, Microchip always uses the term "Compatible 10-bit ADC". What does the term "compatible" refer to, anyways? What's it compatible with??
Nigel Goodwin Super Moderator Most Helpful Member Feb 8, 2006 #2 Oznog said: Say, Microchip always uses the term "Compatible 10-bit ADC". What does the term "compatible" refer to, anyways? What's it compatible with?? Click to expand... Possibly with the older 8 bit A2D's?.
Oznog said: Say, Microchip always uses the term "Compatible 10-bit ADC". What does the term "compatible" refer to, anyways? What's it compatible with?? Click to expand... Possibly with the older 8 bit A2D's?.
motion New Member Feb 8, 2006 #3 It probably means software compatible to the 8-bit A/D converters found on some of the older PICs of the PIC16 family.
It probably means software compatible to the 8-bit A/D converters found on some of the older PICs of the PIC16 family.
P Pommie Well-Known Member Most Helpful Member Feb 8, 2006 #4 Oznog said: Say, Microchip always uses the term "Compatible 10-bit ADC". What does the term "compatible" refer to, anyways? What's it compatible with?? Click to expand... Can you give us an example of where this term appears? I just checked a few datasheets and it isn't there. Mike.
Oznog said: Say, Microchip always uses the term "Compatible 10-bit ADC". What does the term "compatible" refer to, anyways? What's it compatible with?? Click to expand... Can you give us an example of where this term appears? I just checked a few datasheets and it isn't there. Mike.