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Hi
Do you still recommend increasing AVcc from 3.3 to 3.5 V? Or, rather, is this recommendation real, or just a figment of my imagination?
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Paul
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Absolutely real. :) It increases the dynamic range. Values much above that start to have the opposite effect.
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pls. explain. Is this the supply to the avcc shunt ?
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Output of the AVCC shunt reg.
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and how do one adjust that, on the original TP shunt module ? Edited by user Thursday, August 4, 2011 2:12:42 PM(UTC)
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One doesn't. The output of the module is already ~3.5V
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One just keep being on vacation then. False alarm - sorry.
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