| ??? 08/21/03 17:10 Read: times |
#53039 - RE: novice? - Anurag Responding to: ???'s previous message |
OK dear the topic is now veering off to a different area.
But irrespective of your skill levels just try out this scheme to connect LEDs to MCU port pins. A very safe way.( Image courtesy : Mr Michael Karas )
And if this sounds too much of trouble you can just connect a 330 Ohms Resistor to Vcc and connect the other end to the anode of a LED and the Cathode to the port pin. And in this mode I would not connect more than may be 2 or 3 LEDS - I have no idea of cooking up the MCU. And just remember the LED will come ON when the port pin goes low. Raghu |
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