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I am struggling to use your code to achieve the desired results and I believe the issue is the output from my DAC is also non linear. I have taken these measurements with an external voltmeter on the pins for various DAC output values:
200 -> 2.52v
100 -> 1.31v
50 -> 0.71v
When running the test, the program declares Should be: 1.26 measured: 1.26 by setting the output pin to 100 and halving the known voltage at 200, but when if I measure externally the reading is 1.31v.
I wonder if this program maps the characteristics of the DAC to the ADC but as the DAC is non linear, we still do not have accurate readings from the ADC?
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I am struggling to use your code to achieve the desired results and I believe the issue is the output from my DAC is also non linear. I have taken these measurements with an external voltmeter on the pins for various DAC output values:
200 -> 2.52v
100 -> 1.31v
50 -> 0.71v
When running the test, the program declares
Should be: 1.26 measured: 1.26
by setting the output pin to 100 and halving the known voltage at 200, but when if I measure externally the reading is 1.31v.I wonder if this program maps the characteristics of the DAC to the ADC but as the DAC is non linear, we still do not have accurate readings from the ADC?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: