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Nature of the voltage reference instability of internal 1.1V reference of ATmega328P (Nano)

The ATmega328P data sheet in table 29-11 on page 324 notes that the internal 1.1V reference (VBG) may vary between 1.0V and 1.2V. In this answer this is called "not stable or accurate". ...
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Arduino , python , pyfirmata , standard firmata

Is there a way to change arduino analog reference to EXTERNAL IN PYTHON using pyfirmata or any other library ? Necessary Links : https://www.arduino.cc/reference/en/language/functions/analog-io/...
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Inaccurate and non-precise voltage reading from Arduino Analog pin

float get_volt() { rawVolt = analogRead(voltageSensor); vOUT = (rawVolt * 4.6) / 1024.0; vIN = vOUT / (R2/(R1+R2)); //if(vIN>12.0){vIN=12;} //if(vIN<11.12){vIN=11.12;} //return (vIN -...
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Extremely unstable analogRead() on Arduino Nano when powered from an external source

I'm doing a really simple project with an Arduino Nano and found a problem. The circuit is a simple temperature sensor and a tension read from an analog pin everything showed on a Nokia 5110 LCD. When ...
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analogReference(INTERNAL) configuration

I need some help because I did not understand the configuration analogReference(INTERNAL). I would measure the intensity of a Laser beam passing through a filter. This is the circuit I would implement,...
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Voltage at AREF pin

I find difficulties to measure correctly the voltage at the AREF pin. I would measure voltages ‭with a resolution not exceeding 1 mV . nda voltage divider In one of my trials, I was using a 9V ...
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Is AREF a stable output Ref voltage with analogReference(INTERNAL)

I'm using an analog input on a NANO board to measure the midpoint between two photo resistive (Cadmium) cells, with the two outside ends tied to GND and a source voltage. Basically a simple voltage ...
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How to work with analog readings using RPi and Firmata?

For context: I'm working on a project where I need to use sensors to figure out the current state of the environment. This process is done using an Arduino UNO and a RPi. The easiest way that I found ...
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Vcc measurement with internal 1.1V reference fails on 3.3V powered Atmega328

I need to monitor a battery plugged to an ATmega running on standalone mode. I use the "ATmega on a breadboard (8 MHz internal clock)" bootloader. More info here When the ATmega is powered with 5V ...
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what is arduino adc reference?

I'm using arduino for the first time and don't really understand what am I suppose to plug to the ADC refernce PIN... or if I even have to use it while plugging analog sensor to the arduino, thanks!
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External ADC reference when using MATLAB support package for Arduino

I am using the MATLAB support package for Arduino. However, I need to configure the ADC reference to external. MATLAB documentation doesn't really explain how to do this? Is there any way I can use ...
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Non intrusive current sensor with unreliable (strange) readings

I have a project where I will mount 6 non intrusive current sensor model SCT013 (100A/50mA) manufactured by yhdc.com on an Arduino Mega. Virtual ground and Burden resistors are 1% tolerance. To ...
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Voltage divider for 6 non intrusive current sensors

I have an Arduino project where I intend to use 6 non intrusive current sensor model SCT013 (100A/50mA) manufactured by yhdc.com As reference voltage on examples I find at the internet it is ...
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Using Li-Poly battery to run UNO + Adafruit data logger

I want to power Arduino UNO+Adafruit data logger (https://www.adafruit.com/product/1141) with a 3.7V 2000mAh Li-Poly battery. I am providing an excitation voltage of 3V, through one of the digital ...
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Arduino protecting analog input with internal voltage reference

Usually a common way to protect an analog input consists on reducing voltage and current in the following way: Current limiting components, as Resistors or inductors and voltage limiting components ...

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