ADCIN problems with PIC16F73


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    Quote Originally Posted by passion1 View Post
    Could you please suggest values for the decoupling caps between VDD and VSS and the cap on RA3?
    I'd use 100 pF or so (5 time periods * 100e-12 * 2000 = 1uS, way less than your 50uS sample time). This is not your problem either, my thought was you might have had something too big on there slowing the charge. Adding a cap here will help keep the answer solid, but at 8 bits, you should not have a problem without for now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by paul borgmeier View Post
    I'd use 100 pF or so (5 time periods * 100e-12 * 2000 = 1uS, way less than your 50uS sample time).
    Paul

    I assume this is the value for the cap on RA3?
    Should it be electrolytic or ceramic?
    Thanks for all the help!

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