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Re: [avr-chat] LCD corruption
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Royce Pereira |
Subject: |
Re: [avr-chat] LCD corruption |
Date: |
Wed, 28 Sep 2005 23:55:36 +0530 |
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Hi,
On Wed, 28 Sep 2005 20:59:20 +0530, Andy Warner <address@hidden> wrote:
Royce Pereira wrote:
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I'm using my LCD in 4 bit mode- is this mode more susceptible to noise?
How are the remaining 4 data lines terminated ?
They are not terminated. Should they be?
I have not experienced a problem with this in some other projects.
I think I'll try adding 10n (or less) capacitors from each of the LCD
pins to gnd. Any comments on this would be helpful..
Doubtful, IMHO.
The improvement from adding a pull-down resistor to E led me to believe
that a low pass filter on the LCD pins might work. Yet to try it out,
though.
A couple of extra questions - you said the problem only occurs
when the 220V side of the relays is active ? Without 220V,
energising the relays results in no corruption ?
Without any load connected to the relays, theres no problem.
Have you tried switching a non-inductive 220V load instead
of the solenoids ?
No, not yet.
Without knowing more of your design, you might want to try and isolate
whether the problem is on your board (feel free to post a url to pdfs
of the layout), or back through the power supply ?
I expect the CPU to hang or something in case of a noise on signal or
supply lines.
But the CPU works fine. Only the LCD gives the problem.
Thanks for all the replies,
--Royce.
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- Re: [avr-chat] LCD corruption, (continued)
Re: [avr-chat] LCD corruption, Alan Kilian, 2005/09/27