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Many of these cheap UPSs operate by default having the output connected directly to the mains input via an internal relay, which means that the minor noise in the mains will pass almost entirely to the power supply of your PC; in other words, these equipment meet the cost requisite, but not the...
As there are few 'complex' components above, you could replace one by one to check which one is raising this error.
My guess is something related to the ldevice ibrary, try using a standsrd one.
Just now, another admin member, EastbayA (not involved in programming stuffs) replied there on the staff section promising to be more present here, at least is someone from the magazine scope, wich at first sight take care of the reputation of the products of WTWH brand (I've often seen her...
The Admins update is that the server was restarted due 'xyz' reasons (technical stuffs, whatever) and they will be more attentive from now on to give us prompt updates, hopefully.
You did not mention what MCP4725x variant you are using.
Depending on which one, the device address may change and therefore the code itself ( #define MCP4725 ... ).
I guess it is available by double-clicking the component as a configurable option on Proteus schematic.
Yes, after contacting Edaboard admins, the feedback given to the moderators was that they had installed a feature on the server ( shared among other corporation domains ) that was overloading other services; By the way, for some reason they were not notified of the activity on the private forum...
You could consider make experiments with the LM4041, which if I'm not wrong is pin compatible with the TL431, and have a significantly smaller tmperature drift.
In addition that the standard call for character arguments are supposed to be enclosed within apostrophes ('), not raw as done above:
Glcd_DisplayChar(W);
Glcd_DisplayChar(O);
Glcd_DisplayChar(R);
Glcd_DisplayChar(L);
Glcd_DisplayChar(D);
Considering that the above circuit is an interface used on the automation scope, where distinct GNDs are often used for the general logic, for input and output, it makes a lot of sense that an additional function of the resistive divider is to protect the optocoupler against overvoltage, in this...
There are numerous blogs with specific circuit examples, I don't think you'll find somewhere any repository with a pool of general examples, so consider making specific searches on the Web; anyway I would advice to start with the basic if the purpose is to learn. Be aware that Proteus is not...
At first sight seems a bit confusing all the cumulative 4 and 8 bit shifts on the variable LCD_Data inside the LCD functions. Furthermore, this is the funtion argument, you should assignt to a local variable instead of updating it. BTW, it is very bad practice ( in addition to start in capital...
Since by definition both ISR and Main() are functions asynchronous to each other, it is necessary that the value of the variables manipulated by the interrupt service have a specific entry point into the main program.
In other words, the ISR update specific temporary global variable(s), and the...
As Tony well illustrated above, the dataset has a discontinuity in the slope of the curve, something that opposes the behavior of natural phenomena, which indicates a measurement failure. The higher the order of the polynomial or the 'better' the fitting input data curve, the more your model...
Something I forgot to mention is that as you I also use a significant amount of resources, but the size of my binary is currently 1.44M, which in this case, a partition like yours would not meet; the partition I have mentioned in other hand do meet, but my original concern was to know if they...
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