Pot jitters during ADC capture


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    Default Re: Pot jitters during ADC capture

    a voltage follower amp is really only a benefit if the signal source impedance is so high that the adc input loads the signal so much to make it inaccurate. it will not smooth out a crappy pot if anything it may accentuate it.
    a lowpass filter will help whether its analog pre adc or digital post adc will make little difference
    right now I'm working with FSR'S [force sensitive resistors] with 200k to 500k resistances on a pic 16f18426
    no problem what so ever

    what do the pots perform like when measured on a ohmmeter [an analog one would be ideal]
    if they are really that bad then the resolution achievable will be low no matter how you go about it
    especially if there are dead spots
    Last edited by richard; - 8th August 2024 at 04:09.
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