BasicStamp Controlled Battery Charger?
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Anyone know of a Stamp controlled NiCad battery charging circuit? I've done
some on-line looking, but have only surfaced a few PIC controlled designs.
Thanks - Joe
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From: "Eric" <ESailer07@c...>
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> What is the Best way to hook up two or more stamps, and/or stamps to
> other microcontrollers. I have hear about all the stuff of burning
> out pins using serial commands... Basically, I want a stamp to be
> dedicated to User I/O IE LCD, Key Board, Indicator lights and other
> push buttons... The other Stamp will be dedicated to sensor
> inputs...And then I will have a third Master Micro...Not sure which
> yet.
>
> Anyhow...Electronically, what is the best way to hook these up.
>
> Thanks,
> Eric
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some on-line looking, but have only surfaced a few PIC controlled designs.
Thanks - Joe
Original Message
From: "Eric" <ESailer07@c...>
To: <basicstamps@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, June 28, 2003 11:03 AM
Subject: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] Networking
> What is the Best way to hook up two or more stamps, and/or stamps to
> other microcontrollers. I have hear about all the stuff of burning
> out pins using serial commands... Basically, I want a stamp to be
> dedicated to User I/O IE LCD, Key Board, Indicator lights and other
> push buttons... The other Stamp will be dedicated to sensor
> inputs...And then I will have a third Master Micro...Not sure which
> yet.
>
> Anyhow...Electronically, what is the best way to hook these up.
>
> Thanks,
> Eric
>
>
>
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joe@j... writes:
> Anyone know of a Stamp controlled NiCad battery charging circuit? I've
> done
> some on-line looking, but have only surfaced a few PIC controlled designs.
>
> Thanks - Joe
>
hiya
its not really stamp controlled but i use the maxim 713 chip. it can charge
nicads and nimh batteries. The datasheet also shows how you can hook the chip
up to a micro so the micro knows if the charger is doing a charge or tickle
charge.
maxim's website is ( I think) <A HREF="www.maxim-ic.com">www.maxim-ic.com</A>
the chip is the max 713.
you can also request free samples.
hope this helps
jeff
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