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Mihai Razvan Otanjac
Mihai Razvan Otanjac
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There's no way of using the internal 1,2v reference as the ADC reference. (in the same way that you can do on an AVR) You can only use the ADC to read the internal vref, and use that value to adjust the next ADC reading you take. Like a compensation factor.

There's no way of using the internal 1,2v reference as the ADC reference. (in the same way that you can do on an AVR) You can only use the ADC to read the internal vref, and use that value to adjust the next ADC reading you take.

There's no way of using the internal 1,2v reference as the ADC reference. (in the same way that you can do on an AVR) You can only use the ADC to read the internal vref, and use that value to adjust the next ADC reading you take. Like a compensation factor.

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Mihai Razvan Otanjac
Mihai Razvan Otanjac
  • 11
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There's no way of using the internal 1,2v reference as the ADC reference. (in the same way that you can do on an AVR) You can only use the ADC to read the internal vref, and use that value to adjust the next ADC reading you take.