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    The document shows a circuit diagram for controlling an ECU using a microcontroller. It uses NPN transistors as switches to control the power to the ECU, with resistors and capacitors to prevent noise. The microcontroller outputs a 0-5V signal to control the transistors and power the ECU as needed.

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    The document shows a circuit diagram for controlling an ECU using a microcontroller. It uses NPN transistors as switches to control the power to the ECU, with resistors and capacitors to prevent noise. The microcontroller outputs a 0-5V signal to control the transistors and power the ECU as needed.

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    Speedo Schematic

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    The document shows a circuit diagram for controlling an ECU using a microcontroller. It uses NPN transistors as switches to control the power to the ECU, with resistors and capacitors to prevent noise. The microcontroller outputs a 0-5V signal to control the transistors and power the ECU as needed.

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    of 1

    12VDC

    In Out Vcc out


    7805
    U5
    1 10 7SEGCC
    CC A

    Gnd
    C1 C2 U1
    22uF 22uF NPN

    2 9
    F B
    R1
    1k Q1
    3 8
    G C

    4 7
    E DP

    5 6
    D CC

    NPN 1 10 7SEGCC
    CC A
    U2
    Stock ECUs usually power the switch with R13,
    R2 2 9
    but the capacitor is necessary to prevent noise. Q2 F B
    1k
    You could also use a Hall sensor or any 0-5V signal.
    3 8
    G C

    Vcc Vcc 4 7
    E DP

    R13 R4 5 6
    D CC
    100k
    R3
    1k
    16F648A NPN 1 10 7SEGCC
    1 18 CC A
    RA2/AN2/VREF RA1/AN1 U4 U3
    2 17
    RA3/AN3/CMP1 RA0/AN0 2 9
    3 16 Q3 F B
    RA4/T0KI/CMP2 RA7/OSC1/CKIN
    4 15
    RA5/*MCLR/VPP RA6/OSC2/CKOOUT 3 8
    G C

    6 13
    RB0/INT RB7/T1OSI/PGD 4 7
    7 12 E DP
    RB1/RX/DT RB6/T1OSO/T1CKI/PGC
    120
    8 11
    RB2/TX/CK RB5 5 6
    9 10 D CC
    RB3/CCP1 RB4/PGM R5

    C4 R6
    10nF
    R7

    R8
    R9

    R10

    R11 Note: These 7-segment resistors can be connected to processor in any order.
    R12
    Speedo Reed Switch 120
    S2A S1 Title
    PIC16F648A Digital Speedometer
    C3
    10nF Author
    Jeffrey Hiner

    File Document
    C:\speedometer\speedo.dsn
    Button Programming implementation and more information available at:
    Revision Date Sheets
    http://www.randomwisdom.com/2007/10/digital-speedometer-using-pic-microcontroller/
    1.01 October 3, 2008 1 of 1

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