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30-10-2005, 18:36
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Re: manual control of a victor?
555 timers are like using 'GOTO' statements in C
in fact, I had one professor in college who would give you an automatic F if you used a 555 timer (or any other one shot timer) in any type of project or assignment. a better solution would be one of the 8 pin PIC Microchip uCs. You could hook a pot to one of the ADC inputs, and use the PWM output to generate the control to the victor. |
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