we will see an example, where we connect a variable resistor with the analog channel and measure voltage and display it on the serial monitor of Arduino IDE. ESP32 analog channels are of 12 bit which means the minimum step of each
I am not able to measure precise voltage of battery when I use code samples posted above. It shows ~0,2V less than it actually is when measured (with dedicated voltmeter) from battery terminals. Also plugging in USB cable then value changes right away to 4,22V when measures with esp32...
Then a SW comparator converts to binary to be XNOR'd with a N+1 delayed sample to create the ZC event just like the XOR HW example. But you can do this by either assuming the ideal Vref/2 digital value using the same for bias with your R/R tolerances ...
ESP32 Boot Selection Mode Analog to digital converter or Analog GPIO pins This development board supports18 ADC channels. And each channel is of 12 bits. So it has a good resolution. It can be used to measure analog voltage, current and any analog sensor which provides output in the form ...
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Now I know I can use just one ESP32/CAN tranceiver to control and monitor all 4 rectifiers. Because in my situation they need to be adjusted to the same values for (startup) voltage, current, etc. it would not be a big problem if the address order would change at any cold start (...
I would like to use an HC-SR04 to measure distances. The way that device works is to return a pulse whose length is proportional to the distance being measured (ultrasonic reflection). I saw that there is a way to do this on Arduino (pulseIn - see http://www.instructables.com/id/Dist...
However, if you measure the amount of ticks on both ESP, the efficient chip (with respect to power consumption) is one which achieved smaller amount of ticks during that execution of job. It completed the job utilizing smaller amount of instructions, so also less memory utilization, less ...
It can be some oscillator with stable and known amplitude. For example you can use some TCXO powered from REF voltage source and ask someone who own calibrated RF voltmeter to measure it, then you can use it as reference source.Another but less reliable and less precise way is to measure ...