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worth testing the complete backpack/
sensor using a lab power supply or by
using alternative USB supplies such as
a computer's USB outlet.
Fixed frequency
Ultrasonic Cleaner
Could you please put me in touch
someone experienced in writing the
source code for PICs. I am especially
interested in the code used for Ultrasiliconchip.com.au
sonic Cleaner project (August 2010).
I would like to discuss whether there
is a simple way of modifying source
code to generate a single frequency
output from the transducer. I would
appreciate very much your help and
support. (M. T., Vic)
• We do have a version that runs
at either 28kHz continuously or
40kHz continuously. The frequency
is changed from one to the other by
holding the start switch pressed when
the ultrasonic cleaner is powered up.
The ASM and HEX files are available
upon request.
If you are after different frequencies,
you can compare the values for each
frequency shown in the lookup table
that is labelled SWEEP1 and SWEEP2
with those used in the original assembler file “ultrasonic cleaner.asm”,
which is available for download from
our website. See www.siliconchip.
com.au/Shop/?article=244
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