Hi,
I am using a custom nRF52832 board with multiple ADC channel readings sequentially. I am trying to read thermistor (NTC) value on channel 7 and not getting accurate reading. As soon as I plug the thermistor, the value goes on decreasing/ stabilizing which goes below the actual/ anticipated reading that could be due to hardware/ software issue in my setup.
The schematic of that specific channel is:
The DTS for that specific channel is:
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// Thermistor
channel@7 {
reg = <7>;
zephyr,gain = "ADC_GAIN_1_5";
zephyr,reference = "ADC_REF_INTERNAL";
zephyr,acquisition-time = <ADC_ACQ_TIME_DEFAULT>;
zephyr,input-positive = <NRF_SAADC_AIN7>;
zephyr,resolution = <10>;
zephyr,oversampling = <8>;
};
This is the output of channel 7 readouts after 1 sec interval:
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ADC reading of device adc@40007000, channel 7: 555 = 1625 mV
ADC Thread fired!
ADC reading of device adc@40007000, channel 7: 545 = 1596 mV
ADC Thread fired!
ADC reading of device adc@40007000, channel 7: 538 = 1576 mV
ADC Thread fired!
ADC reading of device adc@40007000, channel 7: 533 = 1561 mV
ADC Thread fired!
ADC reading of device adc@40007000, channel 7: 527 = 1543 mV
ADC Thread fired!
ADC reading of device adc@40007000, channel 7: 523 = 1532 mV
ADC Thread fired!
ADC reading of device adc@40007000, channel 7: 513 = 1502 mV
ADC Thread fired!
The ADC reading falls/ stabilizes from 555 to 505 and I expect a value around 540 (measuring thermistor from meter then converting to raw adc value).
I have tried setting VDD and different ACQ times but didn't help.
Please suggest a solution.
Regards
