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          Wouter van Ooijen <wouter@VOTI.NL> wrote:

> The Vcc to the PIC is supplied via an OpAmp. Would this be sufficient to
> program EPROM PICs, as the programmer claims to support?
I doubt it. I'd use a modified "voltage follower" with a BC548 or a BFY51 on
the output, collector connected to the feedback line (i.e. -IN). +IN to the
DAC, transistor collector to Vcc. Theoretically the opamp should be enough to
keep the o/p voltage stable.

Later.
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