I am thinking of using the Cap sensor idea on a project to be battery powered in the middle of the sea.
Considering that there are no 50/60Hz power lines, will this work?
Ioannis
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Re: DT averaging of interrupt driven cap sensor
I am thinking of using the Cap sensor idea on a project to be battery powered in the middle of the sea.
Considering that there are no 50/60Hz power lines, will this work?
Ioannis
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Re: DT averaging of interrupt driven cap sensor
I don't know what you mean wrt power lines bit (grounding?), but I see no reason why it wouldn't work - as far as I recall cap touch works with batteries too. (though now having a little bit of doubt in that all my exploits where on breadboard & mains sourced power!)Originally Posted by Ioannis
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Re: DT averaging of interrupt driven cap sensor
Sorry for that. I got a little carried away, because I was exprimenting with another touch sensor, working with power line interference.
The Cap sensor is what it say, capacitor sensor, so it has nothing to do with power lines, noise etc.... Reading your reply, a bell was ringing in my brain, making me a little embarrased...
Ioannis
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