Have I blown a PIC pin?

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Danny T

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I've just moved a circuit from one breadboard to another - almost
identical...

Now, it seems of my 4 output pins - when "low", they all output 0 to
-0.4 V, except one, that's outputting 0.14V as a "low".

Does this suggest the pin is damaged? How could this happen? The only
thing ever connected to it was the GATE lead of a MOSFET :(
--
Danny
 
Danny T wrote:
I've just moved a circuit from one breadboard to another - almost
identical...

Now, it seems of my 4 output pins - when "low", they all output 0 to
-0.4 V, except one, that's outputting 0.14V as a "low".

Does this suggest the pin is damaged? How could this happen? The only
thing ever connected to it was the GATE lead of a MOSFET :(
It's weirder than that... I've taken everything out, so it's just the
power, pic and an led on *another* output pin. It flickers on and off
quite quickly, when it's supposed to be on for about a second. I put the
PIC back in my programming board and set it to "run" mode, and it works
fine there :-\

--
Danny
 
Whoops!

In my diagram, I'd put MCLR next to Vdd, but in actual fact, it's not -
so my pin was sat in reset, hence the weird happenings, but fine working
in my programmer!!

:)
 

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