With a 10 bit A2D you have a max reading of 1023 counts, which represents 360 degrees. Therefor, each count is 1023/360=2.84... degrees.
You don't have .1 degree resolution here, you have 3 degree resolution. That .1 degree is not a true number.
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With a 10 bit A2D you have a max reading of 1023 counts, which represents 360 degrees. Therefor, each count is 1023/360=2.84... degrees.
You don't have .1 degree resolution here, you have 3 degree resolution. That .1 degree is not a true number.
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Hi ErnieM,
I do not think your formula is ok. Your result is not in "degree" by the way. 2.84 is the step for per degree.
Lets leave 0.1 degree sensitivity issue to our teacher, Alain!
I love to learn.
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Oops, I inverted it. I should have checked the units.
Resolution = 360 [degrees] / 1023 [count] = .3519... [degrees/count]
However, you still don't have .1 degree resolution.
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