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Fix voltage reference in examples #94
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Fix voltage reference in examples #94
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The MachineControl boards features a REF3330 3.0 V Reference Voltage.
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The patch looks correct. @Rocketct would you mind taking some more measurement on a production board and eventually merge? Thx |
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topic: documentation
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type: imperfection
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The MachineControl boards features a REF3330 3.0 V Reference Voltage.
As mentioned in this #70 (comment)
I have compared the 0-10V input results with an oscilloscope and the values with the 3.3 V reference were wrong but correct with 3.0 V.