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'PIC-related brainteaser'
1996\09\18@092723
by
Clyde Smith-Stubbs
Here's a PIC-related brainteaser, just to add fuel to the fire;
A device contains only two off-the-shelf components, is powered from
an external constant-voltage supply, and has an input-output transfer
function that looks like the first 180 degrees of a sine wave. The
output units are volts.
What are the input units, and how many digits are required to express
the full input range?
Bonus question - why is this PIC-related?
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1996\09\20@094751
by
Andrew David
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I don't suppose you'd tell me the answer if I asked nicely? ;-)
The question on Fast Forwards page (under "what we want") has a
simple answer. Squircle.
regards,
- Andy.
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1996\09\20@112704
by
Clyde Smith-Stubbs
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Andrew David <.....AndyKILLspam
.....ULTRONICS.CO.UK> wrote:
> Clyde,
>
> I don't suppose you'd tell me the answer if I asked nicely? ;-)
Well, since only Kalle has solved it so far, I will enlighten the
rest of you.
The input units are degrees rotation, and the number of digits
required is two - thumb and finger. (Or if you use
a slider pot, it's mm and one).
The two components are a pot and a resistor. The exact circuit
is left as an exercise for the reader :-)
Oh, the bonus question; the answer is nothing - I lied about
it being PIC related. Sorry :-)
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