| ??? 04/23/01 10:08 Read: times |
#11041 - RE: Analog Comparator of 89C2051 |
Offcourse not Mr. Simon ...
Here's the idea... when i'm bbq-ing... there will be smoke and heat right ! Then I wanted to "teach" the chip how to recognize the smoke and the heat produced. I found out how to "feel" the heat... but another problem is i can't "see" the smoke... then how can I "brainstorm" the chip? Can it be just a simple photo-npn and a led ? Instead of using external voltage comparator for the heat sensor, I'm interested in using on-chip analog comparator provided. Again, do we still need external pull-ups for P1.0 and P1.1 ? FYI, i'm bbq-ing in my bedroom :P |
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| RE: Analog Comparator of 89C2051 | 01/01/70 00:00 | |
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