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I wanted to know if the reference voltage for the digitalReaddigitalRead() function could be set to a particular voltage, either with an external reference or internally.

In the Arduino reference under the constants heading they have mentioned that they use 3V as reference for the boards I'm using (an Arduino Uno R3). But I want to change it to be a little lower.

Is it possible and if so how?

I wanted to know if the reference voltage for the digitalRead function could be set to a particular voltage, either with an external reference or internally.

In the Arduino reference under the constants heading they have mentioned that they use 3V as reference for the boards I'm using (an Arduino Uno R3). But I want to change it to be a little lower.

Is it possible and if so how?

I wanted to know if the reference voltage for the digitalRead() function could be set to a particular voltage, either with an external reference or internally.

In the Arduino reference under the constants heading they have mentioned that they use 3V as reference for the boards I'm using (an Arduino Uno R3). But I want to change it to be a little lower.

Is it possible and if so how?

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Set Arduino digitalRead reference voltage

I wanted to know if the reference voltage for the digitalRead function could be set to a particular voltage, either with an external reference or internally.

In the Arduino reference under the constants heading they have mentioned that they use 3V as reference for the boards I'm using (an Arduino Uno R3). But I want to change it to be a little lower.

Is it possible and if so how?