PIC16F84 based Digital Tacho

[Centretek]

Please, can anyone help with a pdf of The digital tacho project in Silicon Chip April 2000?
The silverfish have got to my copy of the magazine.
Thanks

 

[birdman0_o]

I'm sure there are plenty of examples on the web
You should look into using the PIC16F628A though, it is a more modern chip.

 

[Coligny]

I'm sure there are plenty of examples on the web
You should look into using the PIC16F628A though, it is a more modern chip.

Sublime, as usual here... either you get ignored or you are told to use google...

 

[blueroomelectronics]

Well the direct answer is it's copyright material. The OP can buy back issues online.

 

[Coligny]

Well the direct answer is it's copyright material. The OP can buy back issues online.

OP also claim to have bought the original. Providing a copy of the damaged material would fall upon fair use.

 

[blueroomelectronics]

We still can't post copy-written material to the forums. The OP can contact Silicon Chip and ask them if they will provide a free copy. Who buys paper magazines anymore anyway.

 

[birdman0_o]

Took me only a few minutes:
Here is a tachometer

 

[Centretek]

Thanks anyway, but I wanted that article because I built it before but the tacho was sold with the old car. I know the beast does exactly what I want AND I have most of the bits in the junkbox.

 

[blueroomelectronics]

Did you contact the publishers?

 

[Centretek]

$139 per year for access to back issues.