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Peak Programme Meter with LEDs

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Author: VCC

Last Updated: 2021-02-03

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This is an example of a Peak Programme Meter with 2x16 LEDs. The scale is linear in volts, not dB. The integration time is much shorter than the fall time. It is useful to indicate signal clipping.
This example follows no standard, it is for demonstration purposes only.

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Peak programme meter with PIC18F26K22.

The presented example uses the internal DAC of the PIC18F26K22, as voltage ref to its ADC and is set somwhere below 2.5V. This was selected for an analogue input circuit (a half-wave precision rectifier), powered at +/- 2.5V (not included in the current presented schematic).

PPM with LEDs and PIC18F26K22

The first part of the video shows the actual PPM, while the second part shows a a test app.

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LED bars

LED bars

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Schematic for experimental board

Schematic for experimental board

PIC18F26K22 with two MCP23S18 port expanders. In the current implementation, the LEDs are actually on a module board, for easy connectivity.

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