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Buttons are cool, so are menu’s. So with the help of a button, a few leds and a dspic I have a menu system (also note that this is blocking, the idea is that its used to start / stop the robot, so the robot does not move while the menu is active), first lets [...]
CRC‘s are probably the most time consuming thing you can do in a data stream, but they have their uses – and not just for checking that data is correct, but more on that in a later post. I found that the microchip documentation extremely useful, and I suspect you will to: Section 36 PCRC. [...]
Timers on DSPics are easy – and after helping a few people out with timers at uni I thought I would post a really quick how-to on setting up a timer to interrupt at a set frequency. First lets start with a few bits you need to know: Fosc = 40000000; That’s it Just make [...]
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