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Friday, April 11, 2008

Re: [oopic] Re: Bizarre Occurrence

Google on those sensors and you'll find that you need to do some more
work to use them. Specifically you will need an electrolytic cap (about
100uf will do) on the power bus at the point where those connect to your
ooPIC to cover current needs. You will also need a .1uf right next to
that cap to cover noise from those sensors.

DLC

jon_mark_go wrote:
> Another slightly less bizarre thing... If I plug in all 3 IR sensors,
> the robot wont function. But could that just be a voltage drain thing?
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