We are already using ADC for battery sense, also tried using ADC and LPCOM but could not get any reliable result.
We are already using ADC for battery sense, also tried using ADC and LPCOM but could not get any reliable result.
I think the best solution is to use a transistor as an amplifier for this signal, and then use a normal GPIO input.
Assuming you simply want to detect that there is a pulse, and you dont want to measure its length, you can feed the signal via a capacitor to a forward biased transistor
Note. This will take some current all the time, but you can probably limit this by careful choice of bias resistor values, and perhaps use a FET rather than a bipolar transistor.
Edit. Note. This method would also have a small delay between the pulse arriving, and it being transferred though the capacitor.
@kernels
No worries..
@kernels
No worries..