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Questions tagged [analog]

Electronic devices with a continuously variable signal. The term "analogue" describes the proportional relationship between a signal and a voltage or current that represents the signal.

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The x and y axis pins on the KY-023 are labeled VRx and VRy, but I'm curious as to what they stand for, as I couldn't find any official statements about it. I assumed it was "Variable Resistor X/...
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I developed a quick custom PCB using the ATSAM3X8EA-AU as I wanted to use Arduino to program it as an Arduino DUE, I kept most of the schematic the same, however I used pin A14 pin 52 as an analog ...
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I have two RFP602 sensors that I use. One connected to GPIO2, the other to GPIO4, each connected to a 1Mohm resistance. The sensor connected to GPIO2 reads the data how I want it, I have to press a ...
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I'm using an ESP12F microcontroller powered by a 3.7V battery. What I want is to get actual information about the battery's state of charge. So to know when the battery needs to recharge. To achieve ...
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I am a little bewildered about the analog pins on the Arduino ATTiny88. First of all, am I correct in thinking the functions analogRead() and analogWrite() can use either the string A0 - A7 or a ...
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I am not interested into the AnalogRead() part, but rather on how he converts 5 or 2 V into a number between 0 and 1023. How does it practically do it to convert the voltage level into a number or ...
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I have been trying to get a mini microphone module with an inbuilt microphone module I got from AliExpress to my Arduino to confirm if it is working. It was a four pin microphone with pins labeled V, ...
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I am trying to control a servo without the "Servo.h" library.I am sending using analogWrite() some values to the servo.I know the servo takes input a continuous time signal however I dont ...
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I have an MKR WIFI1000 (v2.0 [Arduino:XYZ]) with a "real" analog output pin (DAC0/A0/PIN15). According to the documentation, this is a 10 bit DAC, so I assume I can write analogWrite(15, ...
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TL;DR I can read out my heart rate but I have to physically touch GND of the Arduino or else the signal is just noise. Description So I've started to play around with an Arduino and wanted to try out ...
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Hello Stack Community, I am new to Arduino, and I am trying to figure out how to connect a draw wire encoder to Arduino and collect data from it. I have attached a link of the product that I currently ...
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I know that the topic is not related to Arduino, but I am completely sure that someone can help me find the problem. I am testing 6 temperature sensors, (3 digital, 3 analog). The digital ones are &...
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Problem If the loop runs only one simulated pin and uses a filter, it will output normally (analog 1600~2200, filter 0~500), but creating an array to store multiple filtered simulated pin values will ...
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I'd like to power something needing 5V DC using the Arduino Uno analog pins. Specifically, I'm following the "Fun Plug-in Hack for Arduino UNO" section of this Adafruit tutorial. It states: ...
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How do I get the full range of motion from an analog joystick and the ESP32 WROOM32E using the Arduino IDE with esp-idf installed? Using a 2 axis analog joystick, the 5v/3.3v pin, ground pin and the ...
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