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22-04-2008, 21:18
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Re: Digital Electronics project - servos and more
(Sorry for the double post, but I'm going to answer a few of my own questions)
I do not have to build any part of the circuit myself if it is available, for instance, the H-bridges, I can just buy as is, or the analog to digital converter can be embedded in the PIC, as well as the PWM outputs. I've got a question as far as the PIC goes, which of the line have analog inputs, and pwm outputs? Which chips are able to be programmed in C? |
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