Hi,
 Check professor Peter Anderson link ,he has many Pic applications for the
beginner and a logic probe based on a Pic also. You can get the Probe for
about 5 dollars (kit) or free with any order.

At 02:33 PM 2/18/99 GMT, you wrote:
>I'm a newbie, still. Ive recently finished my first 'blinky', now I'm moving on
>hopefully to better things and need some advice.
>
>I am working from Myke Predkos book, which I'm very impressed with, and have
>decided to follow myke's advice and get a logic probe.
>
>What should I look for?.
>
>Are logic probes all the same?.
>
>Is there any other kit that would do the same job and other things as well?.
>
>What is a logic pulser?.
>
>Also I have a scope, an early Roman one I think, it is only rated at 6MHz. Myke
>recomends in his book to have 20MHz. I would have thought that I would be OK
>for working with 4MHz clock speeds, Is this right?. If not is there any way I
>can scale a faster signal to show on my scope?.
>
>Thanks for any assistance.
>
>Regards Chris....
>
>Ps. Thanks for all the encouragement for my earlier 'blinky' achievement.
>nothing has bounced of the cieling or started smoking yet. Still there's
always tommorow.
>
>
Best wishes
                 Eduardo R

AC Power Control project based on PIC
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