Hello! I'm JJ, AVR, electronics, machinist type person. It's good to find a resource for AVR folks. I have two designs that use an AVR. One is a garage door manager, using a 2313, keypad, dip relay driven by a transistor. On occasion it would just "go nuts." The door would start going up-down-up-down at about the speed you read that. The other is a heater controller. It uses an 8535 to read an LM74(37?) temperature device, and turn a space heater on and off. It uses a hiigh current mechanical relay driven by a transistor that is driven by an optoisolator (4N22?). It has the same problem as the garage door control. Sometimes, it gets spastic, turning the relay on-off-on-bzzt-off-bzzt, etc. I use the normal resistor to Vcc, cap to Gnd on the reset line, along with bypass caps (100nf) close to the ICs. I guess I'm missing something. Any suggestions? I really like the AVR, and am trying to convince myself it something I've done, so I won't think they're unreliable. Thanks! Regards, JJ
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Hello and EMI/RFI
2004-03-11 by John Johnson
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