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Hi,Why don’t you use Relay?

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Microcontroller › 8051 › resistive touch screen wire 4 interfacing with 8051 › Hi,Why don’t you use Relay?

March 9, 2014 at 8:38 am #11255
SHAH DISHANT H.
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Hi,

Why don’t you use Relay? Connect common point of relay with input pin of ADC. NO & NC pins with input of X and Y of touch screen. 

When input of relay is 0, you can read Y cordinate from ADC output and when relay input is 1, read X cordinate..!!

 

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