Advice on Input circuitry for 0-10v or Pot


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    So in essance its a straight divider, 5V (+ or - 0.25 ish of a volt).

    So how would you then take the 5v output and use this to give a voltage range the ADC can use to intern generate the PWM to dim the LED. I assum that any pot between 5v and gnd will thus be in parallel with the 9.1K, hence your comments regardig Ohms Law

    EDIT:
    Or have I missed something, in that the 0-10v stated in the original post is already a varible voltage between zero and 10v, rather than a fixed 10v supply ? If so then I can see your logic
    Last edited by malc-c; - 12th April 2008 at 10:12. Reason: Afterthought :)

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