| ??? 04/23/03 13:47 Read: times |
#44009 - RE: short duration signal. Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Mak,
It is not easy to store and reproduce a short duration (10 usec) signal with standard 8052 device. But you can use the 8-bit ADC/DAC pair with small AVR microcontroller, f.e. AT90S1200 at 8 MHz clock, to read data from ADC at up to 4 MHz sample rate and send data to DAC. To process data you can send data to standard 8052 MC. Regards, George Today is St.George's Day here in England, my congratulations to all persons who kill the dragons! |
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