Thats what I thought but it keeps giving me syntax error in the header
file when swapping: REFERENCE_VREFplus_AVss and REFERENCE_AVcc_AVss
Mikael
Joe Polastre wrote:
Yes.
On 12/14/06, Mikael Ifversen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"REFERENCE_AVcc_AVss"
Is this what is needed to use AVcc as the h
"REFERENCE_AVcc_AVss"
Is this what is needed to use AVcc as the high rail for the sampling
period.
Mikael
Joe Polastre wrote:
Incoming voltage should not exceed the voltage reference.
Instead of using a reference voltage, use AVcc as the high rail for
the sampling period.
-Joe
On 12/14/06,
Incoming voltage should not exceed the voltage reference.
Instead of using a reference voltage, use AVcc as the high rail for
the sampling period.
-Joe
On 12/14/06, Mikael Ifversen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is the AVcc always max available voltage output approx 3v?
If I want to read values fr
Is the AVcc always max available voltage output approx 3v?
If I want to read values from a flex sensor the flow is AVcc to Flex to
(Voltage divider) Vout = ADC0? Do I need an Op Amp?
Does R2 from the Voltage divider go to the 9-pin on expansion connector?
If Vref is at 1.5v, incoming voltage at
The voltage of A0 as a 12-bit number where 0 represents 0V and 4095
represents 1.5V.
-Joe
On 12/14/06, Mikael Ifversen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
What voltage should I expect by meassuring AVcc and ADC0 with following
enum in TelosADC:
enum
{
TOS_ADC_FLEX_PORT = unique("ADCPort"),
TOSH_
Hi,
What voltage should I expect by meassuring AVcc and ADC0 with following
enum in TelosADC:
enum
{
TOS_ADC_FLEX_PORT = unique("ADCPort"),
TOSH_ACTUAL_ADC_FLEX_PORT = ASSOCIATE_ADC_CHANNEL(
INPUT_CHANNEL_A0,
REFERENCE_VREFplus_AVss,
REFVOLT_LEVEL_1_5
),
};
Mikael
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