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How to put ir sensor on pic16f877a on proteus?

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  • March 24, 2015 at 10:58 am #3579
    Alber Rimmo
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    help me about this.and give some coding to detect such as 1 obstacle pass trough ir, it will be count 1 ammount..plsss guys

    March 25, 2015 at 11:51 am #12728
    LEO
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    Hey Alber,

    You cant put ir on proteus as its a sensor and it deals with real world action.

    See, the ir pair is going to generate a high pulse which will be counted by the controller. So you can build a logic to count the pulses on any  I/O pin of the microcontroller and connect the IR pair on that pin.

    You can test the code on proteus by putting a button on the pin and pressing it again and agian.

    It will work in the same way with the IR pair.

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