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The PIC is programmed such that the system waits for the first of the two input tones is met; once the tone is identified, it must persist for at least 0.25 seconds. This programming safeguards against the intrusion of other noises of short durations that have a frequency corresponding to the free running frequency of the PLL.
MPLab was used to simulate the delay and the input duration for the PIC. Hand calculations led to a 3-second delay and MPLab simulation returned a 2.81-second delay. Hand calculations led to a 0.25 second first input duration, and MPLab simulation returned a delay length of 0.24 seconds. Once the first tone is met, then the PIC waits for the second tone, while implementing a 3-second timer. The system requires that the second tone follow the first tone within the 3-second interval. This ensures that the system does not become a one-tone response system after the first tone is met.
i want code for pic16c505 . i m making project on key chain finder(locator) plz send me code for delay of this theory for pic16c505 as soon as on
my id- ramswaroopo217@yahoo.co.in
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The PIC is programmed such that the system waits for the first of the two input tones is met; once the tone is identified, it must persist for at least 0.25 seconds. This programming safeguards against the intrusion of other noises of short durations that have a frequency corresponding to the free running frequency of the PLL.
MPLab was used to simulate the delay and the input duration for the PIC. Hand calculations led to a 3-second delay and MPLab simulation returned a 2.81-second delay. Hand calculations led to a 0.25 second first input duration, and MPLab simulation returned a delay length of 0.24 seconds. Once the first tone is met, then the PIC waits for the second tone, while implementing a 3-second timer. The system requires that the second tone follow the first tone within the 3-second interval. This ensures that the system does not become a one-tone response system after the first tone is met.
i want code for pic16c505 . i m making project on key chain finder(locator) plz send me code for delay of this theory for pic16c505 as soon as on
my id- ramswaroopo217@yahoo.co.in
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The PIC is programmed such that the system waits for the first of the two input tones is met; once the tone is identified, it must persist for at least 0.25 seconds. This programming safeguards against the intrusion of other noises of short durations that have a frequency corresponding to the free running frequency of the PLL.
MPLab was used to simulate the delay and the input duration for the PIC. Hand calculations led to a 3-second delay and MPLab simulation returned a 2.81-second delay. Hand calculations led to a 0.25 second first input duration, and MPLab simulation returned a delay length of 0.24 seconds. Once the first tone is met, then the PIC waits for the second tone, while implementing a 3-second timer. The system requires that the second tone follow the first tone within the 3-second interval. This ensures that the system does not become a one-tone response system after the first tone is met.
i want code for pic16c505 . i m making project on key chain finder(locator) plz send me code for delay of this theory for pic16c505 as soon as on
my id- ramswaroopo217@yahoo.co.in
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The PIC is programmed such that the system waits for the first of the two input tones is met; once the tone is identified, it must persist for at least 0.25 seconds. This programming safeguards against the intrusion of other noises of short durations that have a frequency corresponding to the free running frequency of the PLL.
MPLab was used to simulate the delay and the input duration for the PIC. Hand calculations led to a 3-second delay and MPLab simulation returned a 2.81-second delay. Hand calculations led to a 0.25 second first input duration, and MPLab simulation returned a delay length of 0.24 seconds. Once the first tone is met, then the PIC waits for the second tone, while implementing a 3-second timer. The system requires that the second tone follow the first tone within the 3-second interval. This ensures that the system does not become a one-tone response system after the first tone is met.
i want code for pic16c505 . i m making project on key chain finder(locator) plz send me code for delay of this theory for pic16c505 as soon as on
my id- ramswaroopo217@yahoo.co.in
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