Adc giving widely flactuating values


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    Some people may not agree on this but,

    Have a cap on ADC pin.

    Try from 10uF to 220uF. (Cap+ to ADC pin, Cap- to GND.)

    and, change Pause 20 to Pause 500.


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    thermocouple are sometimes tricky to read. I would suggest you to read Microchip AN684 and AN844 appnotes. You should find some interesting information. Also the following should be familiar...
    http://www.delabs-circuits.com/cirdi.../doc00024.html

    If it was me, i would use a dedicated Thermocouple A/D convertor instead... but it's me..

    If you don't have any scope to see what's happen on the supply line and on the LM324 pin... it's like fishing in the dark...
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