Add method that directly return the adc value and get average value by digital slide filtering algorithm#4
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Add method that directly return the adc value and get average value by digital slide filtering algorithm#4cheng3100 wants to merge 2 commits intoYveaux:masterfrom
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Well, I want to say it that my average method is almostly the same perfermance expense as get the adc value separatly. So I think maybe it is a good improvement :) |
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Hi, I am using your code but I find that the value of vcc is sometime unstable. And sometime I just want the adc int value so that to save performance expenses. So I add a method and put a digital slide fliter inside it. I have test it in my arduino.