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Hi,
I'm looking for code example of A2D Polling Sample of the third channel (AD0.7).
(Currently I have an interrupt code, and I didn't understand how to operate the A2D without the interrupt...)
Thank you for your help
Hello Yael,
you can download a package containing many C samples from here: www.standardics.nxp.com/.../code.bundle.lpc23xx.lpc24xx.uvision.zip
note that your device does not belong to this family but you can certainly use it as a general reference.
Tamir
Either way, you must also refer to the device's data sheet - no code sample can replace that. It is refreshing to see women around here from time to time...!
A. Of course I did. I also tried some SW versions that were suppose to work, according the Datasheet. B. Thanks, (though you didn't SEE me... :)) There are more & more woman in the Embedded area nowadays... C. Thanks for your advices.
Yael.
Thanks, (though you didn't SEE me... :))
your name tells me all I need to know :-)
There are more & more woman in the Embedded area nowadays...
that's good news. too bad that news didn't arrive here yet...!
I promise the news will arrive: count on the academic institutes! :)
but that is where the problem starts (at least in this part of the world)! women are not really encouraged to study technical stuff - and the nett result? tons of talent being wasted. I know it is different over there, unfortunately we are not that progressive...!
I partly agree:
Its true for women who were raised like this in the first place.
I was not raised to think there are limits to what I can do, and that the Technical subjects are for men only. So are all the women in my family. And there are more and more families like us. As a result - you can see more women that learning Electricity, Computer Science and Aeronautic.
It is so obvious that with the years - women are seen more and more in every area - even "manly" areas .
In this case, it isn't a question of what women "can do", but what they want to do. In Sweden, the percentage of girls who selects technical educations isn't too high. They tend to make other academic choices.
In a group of 30, it isn't uncommon with just two or three girls, and one or two of them may drop out because they think it is boring with no girls to talk to.