Check my website below. The first project listed is called 'Super Probe' it does 16 functions including frequency counting, and event counting. The full source listing is included.
By the way, are you looking for frequency or pulse width? Pulse width is much easier to handle.
You can use Timer0 as a free-running, async clock on many of the PICs. The claim is that you can measure up to 50MHz with it. Start a different clock, clear the timer register, and then start Timer0. When it overflows, you have 256 ticks, so the clock >> 8 is the period. If it's too fast, count some number of overflow interrupts. Use a crystal, since the RC clock is pretty inaccurate.
There are fixed point routines available for divides, which will allow you to output a frequency.
There is also a tech note on the microchip site that describes all of this.
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I am developing system to measure frequencies with PIC and I am with difficulty in programming the capture of the information (pulses) and to record in a variable. If somebody can help myself, I thank. TIA
Fernando
If you can send me a small example, it would help me a lot.
Thanks Fernando
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Hi,
Near the bottom of the are text links to source and object codes.
An LCD would be easier, the LED's I have need to run constantly.
If you have questions on the code, you can email me directly - just be sure to put something specific in the subject line so you wont 'get thrown out with the spam'.
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martin
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Thanks Luhan
Thats a great project.
I have not yet see the source code but, anyway I could port this model to run an LCD? Or is the metering code really intertwined to the display code?
Par.
Here you go:
I thank for you to be interested in helping me. If I do Timer1 to begin in the ascent of a pulse present square in the pin RA2 (for example) and in the descent of this same pulse, to stop Timer1 I have the half of the period of this square wave. Am I right? Tks Fernando
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