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    Default Re: SOLVED: How can I reduce ADC drift

    Code:
    ADCshift = NewADC0 >> 2
    I shifted the results 2 bits, expecting to lose any jitter from 0 - 3, but I still get jitter.

    I bet it's when a number jumps an upper bit, like 00100011 to 01000100.

    I'm using 10-bit ADC, so chopping 2 bits already bring me down to 256 increments.

    Bringing it down more won't solve when it's a higher jump, like 00111111 to 01000000


    EDIT: Divide by 4 doesn't help either, I still get jitter, even on the voltage-divider.
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