| ??? 05/03/00 16:20 Read: times |
#2443 - RE: a to d converter |
If your micro doesn't have to do anything other than a2d, then I suggest you drop the idea of using a micro at all.
Try choosing a single chip digital voltmeter. Do not make a full digital meter, but just use its required function of measuring the voltage of your battery. Take its digital output and send it over RF 1000 miles across atlantic and I will know that your battery needs a recharge. Good Luck Babar/ |
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