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Monthly Archives: December 2014

Experiment #16. One wire and DS18b20.

Posted on 26 December 2014 by sarge
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Goal: To get temperature data from DS18b20 sensor

What we have: PIC16f628a, DS18b20, MAX232 level converter, devboard, proteus.

There is example of working with one DS18b20 at line, and you can find some useful functions for work with 1-wire protocol.

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Posted in PIC microcontrollers | Tagged 1-wire, DS18b20, one-wire, pic16f628a, sensor, temperature sensor, thermosensor | Leave a reply

Experiment #15. Real-time clock IC DS1307.

Posted on 20 December 2014 by sarge
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I’ve received some RTC ICs from aliexpress and I started investigations. Warning! Here I’m going to work only with time, not date.

Goals: Read/write time from DS1307 and pushing it to pc by uart.

What we have: PIC16f628a, DS1307, MAX232 level converter, devboard, proteus.

ds1307-photo

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Posted in PIC microcontrollers | Tagged DS1307, I2C, pic16f628a, RTC, UART, USART | Leave a reply

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