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Application Note Title
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| AN001 |
Directly controlling a unipolar stepper motor |
AN001
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| AN002 |
Controlling an Electronic Compass |
AN002
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| AN003 |
Using multiple TICkit 57s to gather data on a PC |
AN003 |
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| AN004 |
Simple Program which controls multiple RC servos |
AN004
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| AN005 |
Using an 8870 to receive DTMF tones |
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| AN006 |
Using the Xtender to control a stepper motor |
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| AN007 |
Using the Xtender to receive RS232 |
AN007
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| AN008 |
Using the Xtender to control multiple RC servo |
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| AN009 |
Using 74HC165 and 74HC595/596 to increase I/O capacity |
AN009
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| AN010 |
Using the Xtender time functions to produce
Month, Day, Year |
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| AN011 |
Control of Xtender General Purpose I/O lines |
AN011
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| AN012 |
Using the StampII with an RSB509B |
AN012
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| AN013 |
Using the StampII with an I2C Xtender 73 (general) |
AN013
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| AN014 |
Using the StampII with an Xtender 73 (PWM
outputs) |
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| AN015 |
Using the StampII with an Xtender 73 ( A/D & General Purpose
I/O) |
AN015
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| AN016 |
Using the StampII with an Xtender 73 ( Stepper
Motor Control) |
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| AN017 |
Using the RSB509 with a TICkit 62 and a Modem |
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| AN018 |
Using the RSB509, TICkit 62, and Modem for self
modifying code |
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| AN019 |
Bus implementations on the TICkit 62 |
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| AN020 |
Blinking an LED on the TICkit 62 (Simple I/O Example) |
AN020 |
AN020
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| AN021 |
Simple 5 volt power supply for TICkit projects |
AN021 |
AN021
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| AN022 |
Generating PWM in background (simple switching techniques) |
AN022 |
AN022
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| AN023 |
Complete PWM motor control using relays (H-bridge also) |
AN023 |
AN023
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| AN024 |
Closed Loop Techniques using a Quadrature Shaft Encoder |
AN024 |
AN024
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| AN025 |
Switch Input and Debouncing (including key matrix techniques) |
AN025 |
AN025
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| AN026 |
Using the Xtender to Increase I/O Capability |
AN026
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| AN027 |
Interfacing a Dallas 1621 temperature sensor using simulated I2C |
AN027
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| AN028 |
Using the MAX7219 to control a ton of LED's (3-wire serial) |
AN028
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| AN029 |
Interfacing to an LCD module using bus functions |
AN029
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| AN030 |
Fixed Point Arithmetic Methods (Using 32 bit integers) |
AN030
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| AN031 |
Using the CCP (PWM) pin to measure pulse width |
AN031
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| AN032 |
Using Timer 1 and CCP pins to measure RPM |
AN032
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| AN033 |
Interfacing the TICkit 62 with RS232 devices |
AN033
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| AN034 |
Using the RSB509B to Receive RS232 in Background |
AN034
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| AN035 |
Using the MAX7219 and the SSP to make a 5 Point (Xmas) Star |
AN035
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| AN036 |
Using the Xtender to control LCD module(s) without TICkit I/O |
AN036
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| AN037 |
missing |
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| AN038 |
Using the LTC1298 or SP8538 A/D converter IC to measure voltage |
AN038
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| AN039 |
Using a PCAT Keyboard with a TICkit 63/74 |
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AN039
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| AN040 |
Using the RS232 serial hardware (SCI) on the TICkit 63/74 |
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AN040
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| AN041 |
Controlling multiple RC servos in background with the TICkit 63/74 |
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AN041
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| AN042 |
Using the SSP hardware to interface to 3 wire
devices (SPI) |
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| AN043 |
Using thumbwheel (BCD) switches with the TICkit 63/74 |
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AN043
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| AN044 |
Implementing Ring Buffers for Background RS232 Communications |
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AN044 |
| AN045 |
Using an RSB509C with a BS2 to control an RC servo from serial
commands |
AN045
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