I am working on a project where the accuracy of the ADC on the ESP32 is very important, but I am observing large variability in the readings.
I have already taken some precautionary measures, but the variability is still significant:
1. Applied averaging (filtering) to the ADC readings
2. Added decoupling capacitors to stabilize the supply
3. Used a separate ADC peripheral instead of the one used by WiFi
Despite these steps, the readings remain highly inconsistent.
Has anyone faced a similar issue with the ESP32 ADC? Any suggestions on how to improve accuracy or reduce variability would be appreciated.
Regarding problems in ADC of esp32
Re: Regarding problems in ADC of esp32
Can you be a bit clearer in what your situation is? What are you measuring (output impedance, ...), what variation do you see (long-term, short-term, drift, noise), what is your hardware (breadboard, pcb, dupont wires, ...)?
Re: Regarding problems in ADC of esp32
well... ESP32 is a general purpose MCU integrating a lot of digital peripherals and on top of these a RF frontend. You cannot expect the integrated ADC which is an analog peripheral, to have similar performance like a dedicated ADC chip. If accuracy and stability of ADC are critical i recommend to use a dedicated ADC chip....the accuracy of the ADC on the ESP32 is very important...
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