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27-01-2007, 21:57
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Re: Determining pulse width for the GTS?
Billy,
Use an interrupt pin that interrupts on both rising and falling edges and read a timer (like Timer 3) to measure time. Hint: This problem is exactly the same as using an ultrasonic transducer... There have been a lot of code fragments posted about using that device in the past. Regards, Mike |
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