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@malaouar, what I also wrote in my blog was: Maybe the noise can be reduced by stabilizing the supply voltage – I have to experiment a bit more. So, this statement refers to using the ADC just as is with the Arduino functions and no stabilization of the supply voltage or the signal itself. |
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Hi wollewald, glad that you participate to this discussion. |
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@malaouar , I need to familiarize myself first with uDSC. I had not looked at it in detail yet. And I am not so sure if the "average reader" of my blog will be able to take advantage of this feature. |
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Thanks wollewad, |
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Some months back I tried to figure out the acceleration stuff. Had some samples from the LGT site (no longer there). Put together a test program and could either not get it to compile or output when it did compile. Gave up after a week of poling at it. Uploaded it to GitHub for later. I have some notes on the IR format, the .ino, .h, and .S asm files. The S file drove me up the wall until I realized the test files I downloaded were in C, not C++. |
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Thanks pixelwaster, great stuff, thanks for sharing. |
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Thanks vklimk for the link, really a great thread!! |
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@dbuezas
1- Have you tested the ADC quality? I've read that it's noisy and the 12-bit resolution is of limited use !!!
https://wolles-elektronikkiste.de/en/lgt8f328p-lqfp32-boards
2- Can you write, PLEASE, a tutorial about all the extra features the LGT8F328P has compared to the ATMEGA328P?
Especially the ADC and the uDSC.
Many thanks in advance.
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