Hi
I want to check the nRF54L15 ADC Rsource value
As below pic., P1.07/AIN3 input voltage will be 0.6V (1.8V divider by R429 & R428)
So the Rsource value will be R429//R428 value(~666Kohm) or R429+R428 value(3Mohm)?
Thank you
Poki
Hi
I want to check the nRF54L15 ADC Rsource value
As below pic., P1.07/AIN3 input voltage will be 0.6V (1.8V divider by R429 & R428)
So the Rsource value will be R429//R428 value(~666Kohm) or R429+R428 value(3Mohm)?
Thank you
Poki
As below pic., P1.07/AIN3 input voltage will be 0.6V (1.8V divider by R429 & R428)
Yes
So the Rsource value will be R429//R428 value(~666Kohm) or R429+R428 value(3Mohm)?
Take a look at this: https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/nordic/nordic-blog/b/blog/posts/measuring-lithium-battery-voltage-with-nrf52
When using large resistors in the voltage divider, you will load the divider when the ADC samples. You can use a buffer capasitor that will be charged to the divider level to avoid this.
As below pic., P1.07/AIN3 input voltage will be 0.6V (1.8V divider by R429 & R428)
Yes
So the Rsource value will be R429//R428 value(~666Kohm) or R429+R428 value(3Mohm)?
Take a look at this: https://devzone.nordicsemi.com/nordic/nordic-blog/b/blog/posts/measuring-lithium-battery-voltage-with-nrf52
When using large resistors in the voltage divider, you will load the divider when the ADC samples. You can use a buffer capasitor that will be charged to the divider level to avoid this.