| ??? 03/27/02 16:42 Read: times |
#21200 - Bump Sensors on a robot. |
Hi! me again.
I want to configure multiple bumps sensors using the AT89C52, but I don't want to keep checking the I/O lines all the time. I'm trying to come up with a circuit which could allow me to use the External Interrupt line. My thinking is that each sensor could trip the Interrupt line and a certain I/O pin at the same time, then the interrupt could check which sensor triggered the interrupt and act accordingly. This would save me having to check the I/O lines constantly using a timer. What I want to know is would this be possible? Chris Brooks. |
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