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Tutorial: accurate ADC readings

Alessandro PaganelliJune 8th, 2012

Hardware Hacking guys propose this quick tutorial on how to improve the accuracy of Arduino’s ADC readings, by measuring the actual voltage rail used to supply the onboard microcontroller. At a glance, this can be done by measuring the internal 1.1V reference voltage (it is available for ATMega 168 and ATMega 328 only) and, then, by normalizing the ADC readings.

More details can be found here.

[Via: Hardware Hacking]

Categories:ArduinoTutorials

One Response to “Tutorial: accurate ADC readings”

  1. DUgent Says:

    The quick tutorial link has changed. This is the new link: https://hackingmajenkoblog.wordpress.com/2016/02/01/making-accurate-adc-readings-on-the-arduino/

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