| ??? 05/01/02 15:27 Read: times |
#22366 - RE: 8051 Reliability and Stability |
Thanks a lot guys, I'll definately try out those suggestions!
From reading the Atmel documentation I was under the impression that Vcc could be as low as 2.7v and as high as 6?? Am I not reading the specs right? And Dave, I've never heard of an mov, is this an acronym for something? Thanks again, Andy |
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