How to Use Threshold Comparisons and Averaging on a PIC® MCU

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Channel: Microchip Technology, Inc. · 2018 · Science & Technology

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Have you ever wanted to filter noise on an incoming analog signal? Would you like your system to notify you when an analog signal goes above, below, inside or outside of a defined window? If so, then this video will explain how to use the Analog-to-Digital Converter with Computation or ADCC to average a noisy signal from an incoming sensor.   This video will also show how to use the ADCC threshold comparison to give an interrupt any time the input signal falls outside of a certain window.

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