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Analogue Sensors - Calculate the Nonlinearity Introduced by a Load or Pull Down Resistor
Tecwyn Twmffat @ instructables.com discuss about the notlinearity introduced by adding a pull down resistor and why you may get unpredictable readings from your ADC. For many years I found that I would get strange, unpredictable, readings from my sensor related projects at the maximum and minim... Read More
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