Do you use on-chip peripherals?

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Do you use on-chip peripherals?

View Poll Results: What On Chip Peripherals do you use?
UART(serial)	19	61.29%
(E)CCPs	9	29.03%
ADCs	25	80.65%
External Interrupts(PORTB)	21	67.74%
Timers (TMRx)	21	67.74%
Other	6	19.35%
None	3	9.68%
Multiple Choice Poll. Voters: 31. You may not vote on this poll

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18-03-2007, 16:04

Spencer E. Spencer E. is offline

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Re: Do you use on-chip peripherals?

Thanks to the help from Qbranch I was able to get a hardware timer working to make our arm move for a specific time. I was also using gear tooth sensors (2 interrupts) for use on our transmissions but later figured out I didn't need them.

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