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A mechanical engineer just learning about electronics
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Jul 17 |
answered | Does this exist: Insulating material to cover circuit |
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Jul 16 |
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Programming a parallel port as digital I/O So I can control up to 8 I/O pins directly from software from the CPU? Would I be able to interface more than 1 of these chips from the same program as well, effectively expanding the number of I/O pins available? |
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Jul 15 |
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What microcontroller should I use? Can you use call functions to read and write pin data directly from C++ programs running on your CPU? |
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Jul 15 |
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What microcontroller should I use? Well this is defiantly comforting. Being a mechanical engineer to begin with and knowing little about programming and even less about electronics; a prebuilt platform that interfaces with C/C++ is exactly what i needed in order to doge the electronics and microcontroller programming aspect. Thanks for your help! |
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Jul 15 |
accepted | What microcontroller should I use? |
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Jul 14 |
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What microcontroller should I use? @reemrevnivek: I estimate i would need about a 10 Hz sampling rate for inputs and 1 kHz for outputs, very slow I/O. |
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asked | What microcontroller should I use? |
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Jul 14 |
accepted | Programming a parallel port as digital I/O |
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asked | Programming a parallel port as digital I/O |
