Pablo;;
If the stream is slow enough, you might attempt to decode it real time in the
PIC.
If not, then the standard operation is to use a PLL to regenerate the clock, and
an
EOR gate to extract the data from the stream. Then surely you could study the
data
and clock streams with the PIC. I believe that Burr Brown had some decoders at
one
time.??
G'luck.
Chris Eddy, PE
Pioneer Microsystems, Inc.
PABLO MOCHOSKY wrote:
> Hi All.
>
> I need to read a manchester-1 code signal (also called bi-phase mark code). I
> was thinking using the CCP module and to detect 1's and 0's measuring T. I'm
> not sure if this is the best way to do that. I'll appreciate any information
or
{Quote hidden}> advise. I think that the ideal will be use a single chip for that operation,
> but I couldn't find any. If anybody know about such a magic IC I'll really
> appreciate too.
>
> Thank in advance
>
> Pablo Mochcovsky
> The Banff Centre for the Arts
>
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