??? 11/14/09 22:54 Read: times |
#170831 - NO! Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Siddharth said:
try following the datasheet and use a reset circuit.here's a diagram to make things easy: ![]() This circuit was never part of the datasheet of AT89S52, just because it does not work! With this circuit you risk a damage of code memory each time you power down the micro. Only a Vcc-supervisory/reset chip, guaranteeing a proper reset signal at each power up, power down and during brownout situations is suited. More, this chip must guarantee a proper reset signal even down to Vcc=0V. I use a MAX1232 with additional pull-up to provide this, like shown in this example: ![]() Kai Klaas |