> >The biggest question is: is the problem caused by HARDWARE >or SOFTWARE? i look at my software and it seems ok. i look >at the hardware schematics and it also looks OK. In the >situation like what i am in now, which should i check >first? Hardware? or Software? > >If i must check hardware, why does the error only happens >occasionally (getting more often lately) and not ALWAYS? The simple answer, is that you don't always produce the same noise. >Sorry if i dont give you much information about my >project. I am really upset now :( Ok.. First, power the micro from a CLEAN 5V supply, that does not come from the same source as the motor power. The only thing they should share, is a single point of connection on the ground, so that the signals have a common reference. Second, how are you switching your inductive loads? Are the relays connected with snubbing diodes?
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Re: [AVR-Chat] controlling relays and motors
2004-11-25 by Dave VanHorn
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