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Simple explanation and example code for reading voltage on pin
08/215/2017 | 02:01 PM
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I'm currently using the thunderboard-react board with a sensor wired up to PWR, GND and PD14. I need to read the voltage on PD14. Is there a simple example demonstrating how to do this?
I think AN0021 is a good application note on how to use the ADC peripheral. But the application note was written for EFM32 MCU and I don't know how to port to your project with stack.
Maybe wireless team could help and already has some example. I moved this post to wireless forum.
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Hi,
Look for examples for the Pearl Gecko MCU, it has the same ADC as the EFR32 so it should be easy to port.
Simple explanation and example code for reading voltage on pin
I'm currently using the thunderboard-react board with a sensor wired up to PWR, GND and PD14. I need to read the voltage on PD14. Is there a simple example demonstrating how to do this?
@abaz21
I think AN0021 is a good application note on how to use the ADC peripheral. But the application note was written for EFM32 MCU and I don't know how to port to your project with stack.
Maybe wireless team could help and already has some example. I moved this post to wireless forum.
Hi,
Look for examples for the Pearl Gecko MCU, it has the same ADC as the EFR32 so it should be easy to port.
Regards,
Tiago