KeepIS
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 Joined: 13/10/2014 Location: AustraliaPosts: 1727 |
Posted: 09:46pm 05 Jun 2024 |
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Raising the brown out value can often cause more issues, strange as it may seem.
Simply program it without the bootloader. I have tested the Nano I/O pins under this induced condition - they are stable.
I wanted to add this, code won't do anything once the Nano is at or below BOR, all the Nano is doing is seeing a reset, right as the voltage is around BOR, so it might try to start, see another reset, etc.
I can confirm by test code, the Nano only managed to do one reset and part run, when down in that < 3v sawtooth waveform area.
Keep in mind, that there is NO indication of any positive spiking of the Nano 5v supply (spiking above 5v) - this is why I am unconcerned with these conditions in my own inverter, Without a bootloader though
That USB controller is unknown and likely glitching - no bootloader - then it can do nothing to the nano. . Edited 2024-06-06 08:57 by KeepIS |