Bluetooth curtain system
Fri Mar 04 2011, 09:36 pm
i have tried but still the voltage drops from 5V to 2V when i supply the power.Where is the mistake should be?
Fri Mar 04 2011, 09:54 pm
i have triednagufever
What have you tried ?
Does the 5 volt regulator get hot ?
What power supply are you using ?
Sat Mar 05 2011, 02:08 am
i have tried but still the voltage drops from 5V to 2V when i supply the power.
Where is the mistake should be?nagufever
So you have removed the connection between Vcc and ground Just to the right of R1 ?
It is likely you have a wiring error.
Is any other component getting warm ?
If not check that you have Vcc (2 volts) is on the Vcc pins of your components
and not where it should not be.
Remove as many chips as you can, does the voltage rise ?
Finally..
The current from the regulator(about an amp) is going somewhere.
Cut the Vcc connections from the 5 volt regulator until you find where the current is going.
Does the regulator get very hot or just warm ?
Sat Mar 05 2011, 03:12 pm
can you tell me hpw to check the pic is burned or not without using its programming?By using multimeter probe....
[ Edited Sat Mar 12 2011, 06:53 am ]
Sat Mar 05 2011, 05:03 pm
there are 2 possibilities
1) may be ur input is inverting ur inserting +12v to grouping and -ive to input of 7805
2) may be 7805 is damaged
3) some thing is short in circuit that is drawing more current and 7805 gets hot
remove all ics and give power and check is now 7805 is hot or normal
1) may be ur input is inverting ur inserting +12v to grouping and -ive to input of 7805
2) may be 7805 is damaged
3) some thing is short in circuit that is drawing more current and 7805 gets hot
remove all ics and give power and check is now 7805 is hot or normal
Thu Mar 10 2011, 11:32 am
can you tell me how to check the pic is working or not without using its programming?by using multimeter probe......
[ Edited Sat Mar 12 2011, 06:54 am ]
Sun Mar 20 2011, 09:32 am
usually there is no such way you can check health of microcontroller without programming it.
Wed Mar 23 2011, 11:03 pm
there could be many reasons.. power supply, low current, faulty driver, wrong circuit or programming error.
You can verify your controller by a simple LED blink program.
You can verify your controller by a simple LED blink program.
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