| ??? 04/18/03 17:22 Read: times |
#43704 - RE: My design approach Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Hi Waqar,
A couple of suggestions. First, you need to be specific about the chips used, including their package type. A given pin number on a PDIP will not necessarily map one-to-one to its corresponding pin on a TQFP. Second, rather than describing what's connected to what (and a little ambiguously at that) why don't you draw a schematic. Even something drawn with MSPAINT might be clearer. Previous posts have described the process of including pictures in your post. Maybe once you have a schematic drawn, it will be more obvious what the circuit is doing. Dennis |
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